Sure, here's a dialogue between Marie and Hunter in a cozy mystery style: --- **Marie:** (Looking at her camera, flipping through photos of the town, murmuring to herself in French) "Ces photos sont magnifiques, mais il y a quelque chose d'étrange ici..." **Hunter:** (Approaching Marie's table) "Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. Mind if I ask you a few questions?" **Marie:** (Looks up, startled) "Je suis désolée, je ne parle pas anglais." **Hunter:** (Frowns slightly, not understanding) "I'm sorry, I don't speak French. I just need to know if you've seen anything unusual around town lately." **Marie:** (Gestures to her camera, speaking rapidly in French) "Oui, il y a des choses bizarres ici. J'ai vu des gens disparaître sans laisser de trace." **Hunter:** (Looks confused, trying to decipher her words) "I'm sorry, I don't understand. Have you seen anything... strange?" **Marie:** (Nods vigorously) "Oui, oui! Des gens qui disparaissent. C'est très étrange!" **Hunter:** (Frustrated, but trying to be patient) "Okay, let me see if I can find someone who speaks French. Just... stay here, please." **Marie:** (Looks worried) "D'accord, je vais rester ici." **Hunter:** (Pulls out his phone, which starts ringing) "Hunter here... What? I'll be right there." (Looks back at Marie) "I have to go, but please, stay here. I'll send someone who can understand you." **Marie:** (Nods, looking troubled) "D'accord, je comprends." --- (Hunter leaves the café, looking back at Marie with concern before rushing off.) --- This scene sets up the language barrier between Marie and Hunter, highlighting the mystery and tension in their interaction.