We open on a young woman, and she looks at the camera and says: “When I was a little girl, and I felt bad, my doll always made
me feel better.” And as she says this, we cut to a little girl sick in bad, and
her mother hands her a doll, and the girl hugs the doll and smiles. Then we cut
back to the woman, who says: “And now that I’m grown up, when I feel bad, Midol makes me feel
better.” And she holds up a bottle of Midol.
