(Second-to-Last Scene)
The atmosphere on set was noticeably different that morning.
There was no unnecessary chatter. No casual laughter lingering longer than it should. Everyone knew what scene they were about to film—and more importantly, what it represented. This wasn't just another sequence. This was one of the emotional pillars of the entire movie.
The train crash scene had already been completed earlier.
Now came the aftermath.
Cameras were repositioned carefully. Tracks were laid cleanly along the gravel-strewn ground beside the damaged train. Crew members double-checked safety rigs, stunt placements, and emergency signals. Every movement was deliberate.
Dayo stood slightly apart from the main cluster, tablet in hand, eyes scanning the setup.
This scene mattered.
He raised his hand slightly. "Quiet on set."
The murmurs faded immediately.
"Rolling positions," he said calmly.
