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Our audio begins with the crisp sound of a pen cap being gently removed, revealing the sharp, precise tip of the pen. This is no ordinary pen, but a marker pen, its vivid ink ready to be spread on paper. The narrator's voice then introduces us to the cap, an often overlooked but essential part of the pen. It's not just a cover, but a shield that protects the pen's ink from drying out. As the narrator continues, there's the faint scratching sound of the pen being put to paper. You can almost visualize the pen, gliding smoothly across the surface, leaving behind a trail of ink as it goes. The distinct smell of marker ink fills the air, a familiar scent to anyone who's ever held a marker pen. The focus then shifts back to the cap. We're told about its role again, how it snaps back onto the pen with a satisfying click, sealing the ink inside, preserving the life of the pen. The cap of a
