Here's the dialogue between Isabella and Hunter as a voice sheet: Isabella: "[In Italian] Buongiorno! Che bella giornata per fotografare." (Good morning! What a beautiful day for taking photos.) Hunter: "Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. I was hoping to ask you a few questions about the incident at the apple orchard yesterday." Isabella: "[In Italian, looking troubled] Incidente? Oh mio Dio, è stato terribile! Ho visto tutto dalla collina mentre scattavo foto." (Incident? Oh my God, it was terrible! I saw everything from the hill while I was taking photos.) Hunter: "I'm sorry, I don't understand. Do you speak English?" Isabella: "[In Italian, shaking her head] Mi dispiace, non parlo inglese. Sono qui per studiare." (I'm sorry, I don't speak English. I'm here to study.) Hunter: "Okay, this isn't going well. Let me try something else. [Speaking slowly and loudly] Did. You. See. Anything. Strange. Yesterday?" Isabella: "[In Italian, looking confused and slightly amused] Parli così forte perché pensi che ti capirò meglio? Non funziona così." (Are you speaking so loudly because you think I'll understand you better? It doesn't work that way.) Hunter: "Right. This isn't getting us anywhere. [Pointing to her camera] Photos? Can I see?" Isabella: "Ah, foto! Sì, sì." (Ah, photos! Yes, yes.) [She starts showing Hunter some pictures on her camera] Hunter: "These are actually pretty good. Wait, what's that in the background? [Points to a suspicious figure in one of the photos]" Isabella: "[In Italian, looking worried] Oh no, non avevo notato quella persona prima. Sembra sospetta." (Oh no, I hadn't noticed that person before. They look suspicious.) Hunter: "I wish I knew what you were saying. This could be important." [Hunter's phone rings] Hunter: "Excuse me, I need to take this. [On the phone] Hunter here. What? Another one? I'm on my way." Isabella: "[In Italian] Tutto bene? Sembri preoccupato." (Is everything okay? You look worried.) Hunter: "I have to go. Uh... Grazie? That's 'thank you,' right?" Isabella: "[Smiling] Prego, Detective. Arrivederci!" (You're welcome, Detective. Goodbye!)