**Marie**: *(in French)* Oh, hello. Can I help you? **Hunter**: Ma’am, I’m Detective Hunter. I was hoping to ask you a few questions about the recent event that happened in town. Were you around when it happened? **Marie**: *(in French, troubled)* Oh, yes... yes, I was there. It was horrible. I don’t know what could’ve happened. *(Her hands shake as she clutches her camera.)* **Hunter**: *(confused)* I’m sorry, I don’t understand. You seem upset. Is everything okay? **Marie**: *(in French)* Oh, I’m sorry. I don’t speak English well. I’m still a bit shaken up from what I saw. *(She tries to collect herself.)* **Hunter**: *(realizing the language barrier)* Ah, I see. I wish I could understand you better, but I’m afraid I don’t speak any French. We’ll figure something out. **Marie**: *(nodding)* Yes, we’ll try. **Hunter**: *(pointing to her camera)* Did you happen to capture anything on your camera? **Marie**: *(in French)* My camera? Oh, yes, I did manage to take a few photographs. I think they might help. **Hunter**: *(slightly frustrated but maintaining his professionalism)* Ma’am, I apologize, but I’m not sure I’m getting everything you’re saying. Perhaps you can show me the photos? **Marie**: *(nods and hands him her camera)* Here, you can take a look. **Hunter**: *(reviewing the photos)* These are good. Thank you for sharing them with me. *(His phone rings, and he answers it.)* **Hunter**: *(into the phone)* Detective Hunter speaking. I see. I’ll be right there. *(He hangs up.)* I apologize, but I have to leave. Thank you for your time, Marie. *(He hands her camera back to her.)* **Marie**: *(in French)* You’re welcome, Detective. I hope I could be of some help. **Hunter**: I think you’ve provided valuable information. Again, thank you. *(He gets up and leaves.)* **Marie**: *(whispers to herself in French)* Be careful out there, Detective.