Melanie: (sitting at a cafe, looking at her camera) Hunter: (approaches her) Hunter: "Excuse me, would you know anything about a recent event in the town?" (Melanie responds troubled and shaken in German) Melanie: (In German) Hunter: (stunned) Melanie: (continues in German) Hunter: (takes time to understand what she's saying) Hunter: "Oh, I'm sorry, I don't speak German." Melanie: (frowns) Hunter: "I'm the detective from Alborn working on missing person cases." Melanie: (people-watching) Hunter: (starts to walk away) Hunter: "Thank you for your time." Hunter gets a call. Hunter: (Excuses himself) Hunter: (leaves) Melanie: (dazes off, lost in memories and emotions) Melanie and Hunter's conversation showcases their initial struggles due to the language barrier. As they try to communicate, a sense of conflict arises, making their brief encounter more tense. The camera serves as Melanie's solace, further separating her from the events happening in the town, making their interaction more perplexing. The use of voice sheets in such a situation can be utilized to maintain the essence of emotional complexity and represent their differing backgrounds.