Run: 2026-02-16-01KHM5TBEAGF389VGPZF5BAA0N

Here’s the dialogue formatted as a voice sheet, capturing the scene where Marie and Hunter attempt to communicate despite the language barrier: --- **Marie:** *(sitting at a café table, flipping through photos on her camera, her expression troubled)* **Hunter:** *(approaches, flashing his badge)* "Excuse me, ma’am. Mind if I ask you a few questions?" **Marie:** *(startled, looks up)* "Pardon? Je ne parle pas anglais…" *(shakes head apologetically)* **Hunter:** *(frowns, realizing the language barrier)* "Uh… right. Okay. Did you—uh—see anything strange last night? Near the orchard?" *(gestures vaguely toward the edge of town)* **Marie:** *(eyes widen, grips her camera tighter)* "Quelque chose… quelque chose de bizarre? Oui, j’ai vu—" *(cuts off, hesitates, then points toward the woods, speaking rapidly in French)* "Un homme… il courait, et puis… plus rien. C’était effrayant." **Hunter:** *(rubs his temple, frustrated)* "I don’t—look, was there a person? A man?" *(mimes a running motion)* **Marie:** *(nods vigorously)* "Oui, oui! Un homme! Mais après…" *(trails off, shuddering)* **Hunter:** *(sighs, about to try again when his phone rings)* "Hold on." *(answers)* "Detective Cole… Yeah. Now? Fine. Be right there." *(hangs up, turns back to Marie)* "I gotta go. But—uh—stay safe, okay?" *(awkwardly tips his hat before hurrying off)* **Marie:** *(watches him leave, murmuring under her breath)* "Faites attention…" *(clutches her camera, staring toward the woods with unease)* --- This keeps the tension of the scene while emphasizing the communication struggle—Marie’s fear is clear, but Hunter can only grasp fragments before duty calls him away.