Certainly! Here is the dialogue between Isabella and Hunter as a voice sheet: --- **Isabella:** (Looking at her camera, deep in thought. She notices Hunter approaching.) **Hunter:** (Approaching Isabella's table) "Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. I was hoping to ask you a few questions about the recent events in town." **Isabella:** (Looking up, startled) "Mi scusi, ma non parlo inglese." (Excuse me, but I don't speak English.) **Hunter:** (Pauses, looking confused) "I'm sorry, I don't understand. Do you speak any English at all?" **Isabella:** (Shaking her head) "Mi dispiace, non parlo inglese." (I'm sorry, I don't speak English.) **Hunter:** (Trying to communicate with gestures) "It's important. Have you seen anything unusual lately? Anyone acting strange?" **Isabella:** (Nervously) "Non capisco. Per favore, parli più lentamente." (I don't understand. Please speak slower.) **Hunter:** (Frustrated but trying to stay calm) "Okay, let me try this. Have you seen anything... strange? People disappearing?" **Isabella:** (Looking increasingly troubled) "Non so di cosa stia parlando. Per favore, lasciami in pace." (I don't know what you're talking about. Please leave me alone.) **Hunter:** (Sighs, realizing the language barrier is too great) "Alright, I understand. I'll find someone who speaks Italian to help." (Hunter's phone rings. He looks at the screen, then back at Isabella.) **Hunter:** "I'm sorry, I have to take this. Thank you for your time." (Hunter answers the phone and walks away.) **Isabella:** (Whispering to herself in Italian) "Che cosa sta succedendo qui? È tutto così strano." (What's going on here? Everything is so strange.) --- This dialogue captures the confusion and language barrier between Isabella and Hunter, setting the scene for a cozy mystery.