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This audio begins with a soft, smooth surface scratching sound, similar to a pencil gliding across a piece of paper. There is a certain rhythm, as if someone is sketching or writing thoughtfully. The listener can almost visualize the graphite leaving its trace on the fibrous surface of the paper, creating lines and shapes. The audio then transitions into a crinkling sound, akin to a piece of paper being folded or crumpled. The texture of the paper is almost tangible through the sound, as if one could reach out and feel the coarse grain of the paper against their fingertips. The listener can hear the distinct rustling of the paper, hinting at the transformation it's undergoing. The audio concludes with a soft, fluttering sound, like a piece of paper being gently released and allowed to fall to the ground. The finality of this sound evokes a sense of completion, as if a story has been told or a piece of art created on the paper. Throughout the audio
