Run: 2026-02-16-01KHM5FNNM4Y6N7Y2EB4P70F18

Certainly! Here's how the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter might unfold in a cozy mystery voice sheet format, taking into account their language barrier and the tension of the situation: --- **Melanie:** (sitting at a café, flipping through photos on her camera, muttering in German) *"Das kann nicht sein… Warum ist das passiert?"* (*"This can't be… Why did this happen?"*) **Hunter:** (approaching, standing with his hands in his coat pockets) "Excuse me, miss. Mind if I ask you a few questions?" **Melanie:** (looks up, startled) *"Entschuldigung…? Ich verstehe nicht."* (*"Sorry…? I don’t understand."*) **Hunter:** (frowns, realizing the language barrier) "Uh… right. Okay. (points to her camera) Do you know anything about what happened near the old mill last night?" **Melanie:** (blinks, catching only fragments, glances nervously at her camera) *"Die Mühle…? Ich habe nur Fotos gemacht. Nichts… nichts Böses."* (*"The mill…? I only took photos. Nothing… nothing bad."*) **Hunter:** (tries to read her expression, frustrated) "Look, if you saw something—anything weird—just point me in the right direction." **Melanie:** (shakes head, clutching camera tighter) *"Ich weiß nicht, was Sie sagen… Es tut mir leid."* (*"I don’t know what you’re saying… I’m sorry."*) **(Hunter’s phone rings suddenly—he sighs and answers.)** **Hunter:** (into the phone) "Yeah? ... On my way." (hesitates, then gestures to Melanie) "I gotta go, but… we’re not done here." **Melanie:** (watches him leave, then exhales shakily before muttering to herself) *"Etwas stimmt nicht in dieser Stadt…"* (*"Something’s not right in this town..."*) --- This keeps the interaction tense, slightly mysterious, and true to their character dynamics—Hunter trying to do his job despite the barrier, while Melanie is clearly unsettled by *something* she may have seen but can’t properly explain. Hope this fits your vision!