A small tyrannosaur wrestles a fitted sheet, one corner already sprung loose.

Cinematic film still, frame from a deadpan live-action comedy: a small waist-high tyrannosaur with realistic matte scaled skin stands beside an ordinary double bed, pinching one corner of a pale fitted sheet in its tiny forelimbs, while the opposite corner has sprung off the mattress and lies bunched in the middle of the bed; a single domestic chore in a plain bedroom, no destruction, no threatening pose. Eye-level 35mm medium-wide film still, slightly off-center blocking, plausible window light through thin curtains, lived-in bedroom with worn furniture, the defeated pause immediately after the corner escaped. Ordinary animal anatomy with clear limb contact on the sheet, documentary realism, restrained grading