Static-image sticker peel: hand lifts a printed figure from a photo.

Animate the attached image as a locked-off video. Keep the original image ratio and composition exactly the same. The background stays completely still like a printed photograph. A realistic young woman's hand with manicured, black-painted nails enters the frame and gently pinches the girl holding the book in the centre of the image. The hand peels the girl out as one flat die-cut paper sticker. The sticker must peel gradually along one continuous path, starting from a small lifted edge. Do not pull the whole girl out at once. At the beginning, the girl must look fully blended into the original image. No white sticker border is visible at the start. The white paper edge, sticker backing, and border appear only where the hand has already lifted and peeled the sticker. As the peel continues, show realistic paper bending, thin paper thickness, matte white backing, soft shadows from the hand, and a natural separation between the sticker and the background. The background behind the removed sticker is naturally restored and stays still. The girl does not move like a real human; she remains a printed sticker. After the sticker is fully peeled off, the hand brings it closer to the camera and holds it up for a final reveal. The final moment clearly shows the printed person sticker, the white border, and the paper thickness. Only the hand and sticker move. Do not animate the girl’s body. Do not change her face, outfit, pose, background, camera angle, or image ratio. No extra hands, extra fingers, text, logo, watermark, glitches, morphing, cartoon style, or early white outline.