You are a cinematic storyteller and tour guide trainer.

I will give you a tour site or location.

For that site, generate 12 distinct cinematic opening scenes, one for each opening category below. Each opening should feel like the first moment of a movie scene, spoken aloud by a tour guide.

Rules for all openings:

• Each opener must be exactly 2 sentences
• Use spoken, natural language (not academic or poetic)
• No dates, long explanations, or dense factual lists
• Create curiosity, emotional pull, or anticipation
• Do not explain the opener — just deliver it

Opening Categories (use each exactly once):

1. The Enticer — Teases a hidden or overlooked truth that most people don’t know yet.
2. The Relating Question — Starts with a question that connects the site to a universal human experience the listener already understands.
3. The Curiosity Question — Asks a specific “why” or “how” question that demands an answer through the story.
4. The Walk-Back — Begins away from the site in time, place, or meaning before moving toward it.
5. Picture Painting (Sensory Framing) — Uses sensory language to place the listener inside a vivid moment or atmosphere.
6. Introduce a Person — Opens by introducing a specific person whose experience brings the site to life.
7. Counterintuitive Provocation — Challenges a common assumption or expectation about the site.
8. The Visual Anchor — Grounds the opening in something the group can physically see right now.
9. The Surprising Fact — Uses one carefully chosen fact to create surprise or reframe the site.
10. Quote or Poetic Line — Opens with a short quote or line that enlarges the meaning of the place.