Isabella: "Non riesco ad accendersi... è successo qualcosa di strano a Alborne. Ho visto qualcosa durante la mia passeggiata con il mio telefono." Hunter: "Sorry, Isabella? I don't understand Italian. Do you mean something strange has happened in Alborne? Tell me what you saw on your phone photo." (Note: Isabella's response is supposed to be in Italian, but since voice sheets can't be performed here directly, the translation is provided in written format. In a voice sheet, there would be voice acting with appropriate intonation and emphasis.) Hunter would be looking perplexed as Isabella's English is pretty basic, but it's her distress and urgency that Isabella expresses through her Italian that catch Hunter's attention, despite the language barrier. Their exchange highlights the cultural and linguistic challenges they face. As Hunter gets a call, presumably related to his investigation, he excuses himself, leaving Isabella bewildered. Here is how their dialogue might unfold with the given time constraints: Isabella: "Io... non capisco parlare così bene... Alborne non è sui miei libri, e questo... questo aspetto della foto. È disturbante." *(Isabella shows Hunter her camera, a confused, worried expression written in italic on the voice sheet for emphasis.)* Hunter: "Oopsie-daisy, Isabella. No biggie, I'm not good with your language. But that photo thing you're worried about - let me see. This could be some small local lead for my case." *(Hunter's serious expression softening, showing genuine concern and readiness to assist.)* Hunter would quickly take the camera and, while on the call that requires his attention, the scene ends. Brief voice cues would indicate his abrupt departure, leaving Isabella looking to the spaces empty where Hunter used to sit, hoping for some assistance from the detective. (Note: In a professional script or a voice sheet, there would be audio directions to convey not just what the characters are saying, but also their emotions, the pace of the speech, the tone (shaken, concerned for Isabella; focused and slightly apologetic for Hunter), and how they're reacting to each other. These descriptions are text-based here, but crucial for the actual performance.)