Emma:”It is a Bonjour.”
R:”It is.” smiling
Emma:”You are hurt!”
R:”I am.
Though, what matters is to be presentable.”
Emma:”It is possible.”
P:”…”
Emma:”It is another day.
And it is fruitful.”
R:”Is it?”
Emma:”Yes.
Look.
A Notchipop.”
R:”What does it do?”
Emma:”It Notchips.”
P:”It doesn’t mean anything.”
Emma:”It does.
It does peels the potatoes.
It does cut the potatoes.
It does fry the potatoes.”
P:”Still, that name…”
Emma:”You’re rude.”
R:”May I leave him in your care?”
P:”?”
Emma:”Hey.
You are here.
And then you are going.”
R:”…”
Emma:”It is terrible.”
R:”I understand.”
Emma:”You’re going to see her.”
R:”Yes.”
Emma:”You need to see her.”
R:”When I come back, we’ll visit the park together.”
Emma:”I’d like to play another game.”
R:”Fine.”
Emma:”Also, I’’d like a hug.”
R:”…”
Emma:”Thank you.”
R:”I’ll be going.”
Emma:”Hum…”
He gets off the Laboratory.
P:”What are we doing?”
Emma:”No.”
She runs to the other side of the room.
She’s looking for something.
Emma:”Don’t look.”
P:”Why?”
Emma:”Never.”
I close my eyes.
Emma:”More.”
I put my hand before my eyes.
Emma:”More-more.”
I turn over.
Emma:”Chuki-chuki.
Muki-muki.”
P:”Now?”
Emma:”Yes!”
P:”…”
Emma:”Rochers.”
The box is still closed.
Emma:”You can have 1.”
P:”Okay.”
She looks concerned.
P:”Does he speak about the places he goes to?”
Emma:”Sometimes.”
P:”He used a special lock-pick.
Did you build that too?”
Emma:”It is a Lockipoum.”
P:”?”
Emma:”If it doesn’t work, you have to Poum the door.”
P:”Yeah…”
Emma:”?”
P:”You.
You know things.”
Emma:”I know everything.
Of the things that I know.”
P:”How do you learn so efficiently?”
She smiles.
Like a warm smile.
Emma:”The value of each day is in the seeds that you plant.”
P:”You’ve read this?”
Emma:”You can have another 1.”
P:”They’re crunchy.”
Emma:”Yes.
It is their quality.”
P:”What should I learn 1st?“
Emma:”Her.”
P:”Her?”
Emma:”She tells me about the Tales of this World.
It’s very important.
To understand what people think.
What they are looking for.”
P:”She looks like…”
Emma:”Like?”
P:”I’ll listen to you.”
Emma:”You should go see her.
She’ll show you some texts.”
P:”Alright.”
Emma:”I can tell you about essential information on nature.
Or on building things.
Things for building things.
And the rest.”
P:”You sound enthusiastic.”
Emma:”1 More.”
P:”Okay.”
Emma:”They are crunchy.”
P:”You look like you rarely get some.”
Emma:”It’s better if you don’t have some every day.”
P:”Sometimes you just want them.”
Emma:”It is true.”
P:”…”
Emma:”Come back with questions.
I’ll have the answers.”
P:”I’ll do that.”