Replace “dramatic wide framing from the living-room side” with “medium close-up centered on the CRT screen and ghostly woman,” and change “her expression tense and watching” to “her face filling the screen, eyes fixed directly on the viewer, mouth slightly open.” Keep “water spills onto the wooden floor” in the lower foreground so the spill remains a secondary threat.

Replace “moody teal-blue lighting” and “cold icy-blue glow” with “flickering blood-red and dirty amber light from the CRT.” Change “deep shadows” to “harsh black shadows with red spill across the walls,” and replace “high-contrast splashes” with “violent, chaotic water bursts catching red highlights.”

Keep “terrified person,” “old, bulky CRT television,” and “water spills onto the wooden floor” unchanged, then swap the setting phrase “dark living room” for locations such as “abandoned motel room,” “flooded basement,” or “empty suburban nursery.” For each variation, replace the on-screen figure phrase “ghostly pale woman with slick dark hair” with a setting-specific apparition, such as “drowned child in a school uniform” or “faceless elderly man in a rain-soaked coat.”