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 Scenes in film order
Scene 1- he gets into the tent, and gets out in another place, he sees a note on a tree, turns to get back in the tent and its no longer there
Scene 2- He gets back in his car after realising he is safe and has made it home, finds one last note stuck to his steering wheel, a quick cut hides what the note says.
Scene 3-  He sees the tent in the distance and begins to walk over to it, he gets in the tent as he normally would.
scene 4- he is back where he started, sees birds flying around and falls backwards into the tent.
scene 5- he gets out the tent and he is in the middle of some woodland, with a recently put out fire by him, he turns around and sees someone get in the tent but they disappear when he looks inside.
final scene- he gets out the tent, with a mirrored version of himself getting out of another tent, this  version is the person who just fell back and saw all the birds. the first character looks amazed, and goes to walk over to the tent, the shot cuts to a medium shot of just the main character walking to the tent, it cuts back to the wide shot to shot the other version of himself and the tent, but instead its just his car, he gets in, and the second scene starts again, a shot from the mirror of the car, showing the  main character laugh to himself. 

Scenes in chronological order Scene 1- he gets into the tent, and gets out in another place, he sees a note on a tree, turns to get back in the tent and its no longer there
Scene 3-  He sees the tent in the distance and begins to walk over to it, he gets in the tent as he normally would.
scene 5- he gets out the tent and he is in the middle of some woodland, with a recently put out fire by him, he turns around and sees someone get in the tent but they disappear when he looks inside.
scene 4- he is back where he started, sees birds flying around and falls backwards into the tent. 
final scene- he gets out the tent, with a mirrored version of himself getting out of another tent, this  version is the person who just fell back and saw all the birds. the first character looks amazed, and goes to walk over to the tent, the shot cuts to a medium shot of just the main character walking to the tent, it cuts back to the wide shot to shot the other version of himself and the tent, but instead its just his car, he gets in, and the second scene starts again, a shot from the mirror of the car, showing the  main character laugh to himself.
Scene 2- He gets back in his car after realising he is safe and has made it home, finds one last note stuck to his steering wheel, a quick cut hides what the note says. 

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