Here is a draft of the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter in the format of a voice-over sheet: **Melanie:** [Speaking troubled and shaken in German] "Ich war gerade dabei, Fotos von der jährlichen Apfelfest-Parade zu machen, als ich plötzlich einen lauten Schrei hörte. Eine Frau stürzte aus der Menge und rannte panisch davon. Ich konnte nur ihre verschreckte Miene und wirren Schritte einfangen, bevor sie aus meinem Blickfeld verschwand." [Translation: I was just taking photos of the annual Apple Festival parade when I suddenly heard a loud scream. A woman emerged from the crowd and ran off in a panic. I only managed to capture her frightened expression and frantic steps before she disappeared from my view.] **Hunter:** [Confused, but intrigued] "Sorry, I don't speak German. Mind starting over? Who were you talking about? And what's this about a scream?" **Melanie:** [Switches to English with a heavy accent, clearly struggling but determined] "I apologize, my English is not so good. I am Melanie. I vas just telling you about the strange incident at the Apple Festival. There vas a woman, she looked scared and then she ran. I tried to capture her on film, but she vas too fast." **Hunter:** [Intrigued, leans in closer] "Did you get a good look at her? Any distinctive features or clothing you can recall?" [Melanie nods and reaches for her camera] **Melanie:** "I have a photo. Let me show you." [She hands over the camera, and Hunter studies the image, his confusion growing.] **Hunter:** "This is very interesting, Ms... Melanie, was it? I'm Detective Hunter, and I'd like to ask you a few more questions. But first, I have to take a call. Would you mind waiting here for a moment?" **Melanie:** "Of course, no problem." [Hunter steps away to take the call, leaving Melanie alone at the cafe with her camera.] (Note: This dialogue assumes that Melanie has a basic understanding of English and can communicate simpler phrases, which can be a common scenario for language learners in a foreign country.)