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The audio begins with a subtle yet distinct sound, reminiscent of the foley technique often used in film and radio production. It's the sound of a plastic broom being dropped. The broom's bristles brush against the floor initially, creating a soft, rustling noise. Then, there's the hollow thud as the broom's lightweight, plastic body hits the ground. The acoustics of the room add a slight echo to the sound, giving it a sense of depth and realism. The audio concludes with the slight rebound of the broom, its plastic handle bouncing a bit before settling into stillness. This is not just the drop of a plastic broom; it's an artful soundscape that tells a story in its own unique way.
