Here is the dialogue: **Isabella:** Ma, c'è stato un altro bimbo che è sparito ieri sera. Non l'hanno trovato ancora. (Oh, another boy is missing again. They haven't found him yet.) **Hunter:** Huh? Sorry, what? (pauses, looking confused) Can you speak English? **Isabella:** (nervously) Ah, scusa, non so... parler inglese molto bene ancora. (apologetically) I don't... speak English very well yet. **Hunter:** (diplomatically) Okay, no problem. Try to communicate in English, and I'll do my best to understand. What's going on? I'm investigating some disappearances in town. **Isabella:** (quickly switching to basic English) Thief... man young boy. Smilar like... (snaps fingers) other boys. Wholy people scared. **Hunter:** (concerned) Ah, okay. Look, can I get you to repeat that? What do you mean "similar like other boys"? **Isabella:** (hesitates, struggling to find the right words) Same flyers, yes. Flyers for boy, flyer... little lost in woods. (gestures to an imaginary piece of paper) **Hunter:** (skeptical) And you think there's a connection between these disappearances? **Isabella:** (animatedly) Si (starts speaking in Italian again) La scritta dice che sono andati in giro da soli nella foresta... (multilingually shifts to pointing at her camera) E loro hanno una macchina fotografica, anche questo. (In English) They went for a walk alone in the woods... and they... and they had this camera too! **Hunter:** (puts a hand on his notes to keep up) Pistol graph... sheet, right? With flowers on it? **Isabella:** (overjoyed) Sì È proprio così (becomes unsteady) Mi dispiace... Che ho perso mio nove-or... (troublesome fear takes over) **Hunter:** (detective mode): Mademoiselle... (steps closer) we need to focus. How about this: have you seen or heard anything unusual around town?