Here is a voice sheet for the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter: **Melanie:** *Sie sah auf ihre Kamera nieder und seufzte, bevor sie in einem beunruhigten Tonfall auf Deutsch antwortete.* "Es war so ein schöner Tag für Fotos. Ich war am See, als es passierte. Ich hörte einen Schrei und eilte zurück zum Festival. Alles war durcheinander, und dann sah ich, wie sie vom Boden aufgewirbelt wurde - umgeben von Äpfeln. Es war, als würde sie einfach so davon geweht." **Hunter:** *Er wirkte verwirrt und musterte Melanie intensiv, da er kein Wort verstand.* "I'm sorry, I don't speak German. Do you speak English?" [Pause, possibly indicating Melanie's troubled expression or her attempt to gather her thoughts.] **Melanie:** "Ich... Ich spreche kein Englisch. Ich... kann nicht..." **Hunter:** *His expression softens slightly, realizing the language barrier.* "It's okay. Can I get you some water? You look shaken up." [Another pause, indicating Melanie's hesitation or internal struggle.] **Melanie:** *She slowly nods, still looking troubled.* Hunter calls over to the waiter and asks for two glasses of water. He turns back to Melanie and tries a different approach, speaking slowly and clearly, and using basic hand gestures to indicate his question.* "Were you here earlier? At the apple festival?" As they talk, Hunter's phone starts ringing, and he holds up a finger to pause the conversation as he answers it. **Hunter:** "Hunter here... You found what? I'll be right there." He turns back to Melanie, a sense of urgency in his eyes. "I'm sorry, I have to go. I work for the police, and something urgent has come up." And then, without further ado, Hunter leaves, rushing out of the café, leaving Melanie at the table, still looking shaken by the events of the day. A challenging scene with the language barrier, but I hope this captures the atmosphere and dialogue you were seeking. I've tried to convey Melanie's distress and Hunter's confusion and eventual understanding through their voices and actions. Let me know if you would like me to elaborate further on this scene or develop the story beyond this point.