Formal level up housemate khalids eyes have seen enough 👀😢☹️ bbnaija shorts

Here's a possible script for a formal level up housemate Khalid's eyes have seen enough BBNaija shorts:

Title: "The Weight of Witnessing"

[Scene: The Level Up House, evening. Khalid sits on the couch, looking exhausted and emotional. The camera pans across his face, showing the toll of witnessing the drama and conflicts in the house.]

Khalid (voiceover): "I've seen enough. My eyes have seen enough. The tears, the tantrums, the backstabbing... it's all become too much for me."

[Cut to a montage of clips from the house, showcasing the drama and conflicts that have unfolded.]

Khalid (voiceover): "I came into this house with an open mind, ready to form connections and friendships. But what I've seen has broken my heart."

[Cut back to Khalid on the couch, looking directly at the camera.]

Khalid: "I've seen people I thought were my friends turn against each other. I've seen alliances formed and broken. I've seen people reduced to tears, and I've seen people reduced to nothing more than pawns in a game."

[The camera zooms in on Khalid's eyes, which are red and puffy from crying.]

Khalid (voiceover): "My eyes have seen enough. They've seen the worst of humanity, and it's taken a toll on me."

[Cut to a shot of the Level Up House, with the other housemates in the background, unaware of Khalid's emotional state.]

Khalid (voiceover): "I don't know how much more of this I can take. I need a break from all the drama and conflict. I need some peace and quiet."

[The camera cuts back to Khalid on the couch, looking directly at the camera.]

Khalid: "I'm done. My eyes have seen enough. It's time for me to take a step back and focus on myself."

[The camera fades to black as Khalid's words hang in the air, leaving the audience to ponder the emotional toll of the housemates' actions.]

This script is a formal and emotional reflection of Khalid's experience in the Level Up House, showcasing the toll that witnessing the drama and conflicts has taken on him. The use of a voiceover and a montage of clips from the house adds depth and context to Khalid's emotional state, while the camera work and lighting emphasize his emotional vulnerability.