As the lights flicker on, a playful roar fills the room, followed by a giggle. White gently pats the small figure who has just appeared, a clear sign of affection. The interviewer, intrigued by the lively presence, asks, "Let's begin. Could you please tell us your name?"

The little figure looks up at White with a grin and then responds with a cheerful, "Dino."

The interviewer, noting the interaction between White and the small figure, asks, "Why did Ansh create you, Dino?"

White, cradling Dino in his lap, replies gently, "Ansh never really got to enjoy his childhood as he wished. He faced many challenges early on and missed out on a lot of normal childhood experiences. So, he created Dino to give himself a chance to experience that joy and playfulness, to relive the carefree moments he missed out on. Dino represents that part of him that needs to enjoy life and have fun."

The interviewer asks White, "Was there a particular incident that led to the creation of Dino?"

White, while playfully engaging with Dino, replies, "Yes, there was. Before Ansh was born, his elder cousin sister was the favorite of his grandpa. But once Ansh arrived, things changed. She became jealous and began to act out. When Ansh was just a few months old, she hit him on the eye, almost causing blindness. Experiences like that were quite traumatic for him. To cope with the loss of a normal childhood and to compensate for those painful memories, he created Dino. Dino represents the part of Ansh that needed to reclaim and enjoy the innocence and fun that was taken away from him."

Sensing that there isn't much more to delve into with the little figure, the interviewer concludes, "Thank you for sharing, Dino. It's been a pleasure."

Dino, still nestled in White's comforting embrace, waves a small, playful goodbye. As White carries him away, the lights gently dim, signaling the end of the interview. The room returns to its tranquil state as Dino departs, wrapped in the warmth of White's hug.