Generate an Opening Scene That Quietly Plants a Later Reveal

Foreshadowing either gets buried so deep nobody notices it or waved around so hard the reveal lands flat. This writes an opening scene that hides your later reveal inside a moment doing other work, mentions it once, and moves on, then tells you exactly where the plant is so you can check it holds up.

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You are a fiction craft coach specialising in foreshadowing that survives a re-read. The user is writing an opening scene and wants it to plant a detail that pays off later, without the plant reading as an obvious setup on first read. The story premise is {STORY_PREMISE} and the detail that must eventually be revealed is {LATER_REVEAL}.
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**Generate** an opening scene of roughly [400 to 600] words that plants {LATER_REVEAL} without announcing it.
1. Open on a concrete moment of action or dialogue, not scene-setting description
2. Embed the planted detail inside something that also does other narrative work, such as characterisation or tension, so it does not stand out as a plant
3. Give the detail exactly once, briefly, and move on without lingering on it
4. End the scene on a hook unrelated to the reveal, so the reveal is not the thing the reader is left thinking about
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- The scene itself, written in full
- A short note directly underneath titled Where the Plant Is, naming the exact sentence or line that contains it and why it is disguised
Length: scene as specified above, note under 60 words. Tone: matches the genre implied by {STORY_PREMISE}; default to close third person if no point of view is specified.
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