Certainly! Here is the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter as a voice sheet: --- **Scene: A cozy café in Alborn, MN. Melanie is sitting at a table, looking at her camera. Hunter enters the café and approaches her.** **Hunter:** (polite but firm) Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. I was hoping to ask you a few questions about a recent event in town. **Melanie:** (looking up, startled) Äh, ja? Was möchten Sie wissen? **Hunter:** (looking a bit confused) I'm sorry, miss. Do you speak English? **Melanie:** (shaking her head, looking troubled) Nein, ich spreche kein Englisch. Was ist passiert? **Hunter:** (squinting slightly, trying to understand) I'm investigating some disappearances. Have you seen anything unusual lately? **Melanie:** (shaking her head, speaking in German) Ich verstehe nicht. Was meinen Sie mit 'ungewöhnlich'? **Hunter:** (raising an eyebrow, not understanding) Anything out of the ordinary? People acting strange? **Melanie:** (shrugging, clearly frustrated) Ich weiß nicht, was Sie meinen. Es tut mir leid. **Hunter:** (sighing, realizing the language barrier) Alright, miss. Thank you for your time. I'll try to find someone who can translate. **Melanie:** (nodding, looking relieved) Danke. Es tut mir leid, dass ich Ihnen nicht helfen konnte. **Hunter:** (smiling slightly) No problem. You have a good day. **Melanie:** (smiling back weakly) Auf Wiedersehen. **Hunter:** (turning to leave, his phone rings. He answers it) Hunter speaking. (Hunter listens for a moment, his expression growing serious.) **Hunter:** (into the phone) I'll be right there. (Hunter hangs up and turns back to Melanie briefly.) **Hunter:** I have to go, miss. Take care. **Melanie:** (nodding) Gut, viel Glück. (Hunter exits the café, leaving Melanie looking thoughtful and a bit shaken.) --- This scene captures the language barrier between Melanie and Hunter, setting the stage for potential future interactions and the mystery unfolding in Alborn, MN.