Marie: "Je suis désolée, monsieur. Je ne parle pas anglais. C'est au sujet de la disparition de cette femme, n'est-ce pas? J'ai peur... C'est étrange et terrifiant." Hunter: "Uh... I'm sorry, ma'am. I don't speak French, but I can tell you're concerned. It's about the recent disappearance, isn't it? I'm Detective Hunter, investigating this case. I noticed you were taking photos around town, and I'm wondering if you've seen anything suspicious?" Marie: "Oui, oui. Je prenais des photos du paysage. Mais... j'ai entendu des bruits étranges dans la forêt. Comme si quelqu'un était en difficulté. Cela m'a effrayée, alors je suis partie." Hunter: "Uh... noises in the forest? Hmm. I wish I could understand you better. Maybe we can find a translator. Wait... my phone is ringing. I have to take this. Please stay in town, I may need to ask you more questions later. Merci." Marie: "D'accord, monsieur. Au revoir. J'espère que vous pourrez résoudre ce mystère." Hunter: "Thank you, ma'am. Goodbye." **Translation for reference:** Marie: "I'm sorry, sir. I don't speak English. It's about the disappearance of that woman, isn't it? I'm scared... It's strange and frightening." Hunter: "Uh... I'm sorry, ma'am. I don't speak French, but I can tell you're concerned. It's about the recent disappearance, isn't it? I'm Detective Hunter, investigating this case. I noticed you were taking photos around town, and I'm wondering if you've seen anything suspicious?" Marie: "Yes, yes. I was taking photos of the landscape. But... I heard strange noises in the forest. As if someone was in trouble. It scared me, so I left." Hunter: "Uh... noises in the forest? Hmm. I wish I could understand you better. Maybe we can find a translator. Wait... my phone is ringing. I have to take this. Please stay in town, I may need to ask you more questions later. Thank you." Marie: "Okay, sir. Goodbye. I hope you can solve this mystery." Hunter: "Thank you, ma'am. Goodbye." In this scene, Marie expresses her fear and shares some information about the strange noises she heard in the forest while taking photographs. Hunter tries to understand her, but their language barrier makes it difficult for them to communicate effectively. Nevertheless, Marie agrees to stay in town to provide further assistance, and Hunter continues his investigation.