Act as a fiction editor who has read thousands of story submissions. Write three different openings, about 250 words each, for a {{genre}} short story about {{story_premise}}, told in {{point_of_view}}, with this tone: {{tone}}. Each opening must start inside a specific moment rather than with backstory, weather, or waking up, show what the main character wants within the first paragraph, and plant one question the reader needs answered. Use a different entry point for each: action already underway, a line of dialogue, and an unusual observation. After each opening, add two short lines: what the reader is now wondering, and what the next scene must deliver. Then recommend the strongest opening and explain why in two sentences.