Peacock: Yes, but it’s strange being here with you, Aki.

Aki: Why do you say that?

Peacock: I remember you in Mexico, where we first met. I was much slimmer then. I weigh about 80 kilos now.

Aki: It doesn’t matter. We all change. That’s life.

Peacock: There’s always been something mysterious about you, Aki.

Aki: I feel the same way about you, Brandan.

Peacock: Let’s go for a cup of tea, shall we?

Aki: Good idea.

Yuko: I bought them at the mall and had them delivered.

Thomas: They look great.

Yuko: They were on sale, so I decided to get them.

Thomas: Can I ride one?

Yuko: Of course! You can use them any time. I know you like to ride fast.

Thomas: We can ride together. I’ll ride more slowly.

Yuko: No, I need to build up my muscles, so ride at a high speed.

Thomas: Are you sure?

Doris: We’re almost done. It should be ready soon.

Bill: I can’t wait to see it on the big screen.

Doris: Me, too. I’ve been working at the computer for months.

Bill: Where did you learn filmmaking, Doris?

Doris: Well, I was at Big West Film School for three years.

Bill: I heard it’s one of the best filmmaking colleges in the world.

Doris: Yes, the students there aim at becoming professional directors someday.

Ellie: Thank you, Barry. It’s great to be here.

Barry: Ellie, how did you become interested in astronomy?

Ellie: Well, I once saw a movie about a female astronomer. I wanted to at least try something related to space.

Barry: And what are you working on now?

Ellie: At the moment, I’m working with the astronauts on Mars.

Barry: Excellent. We’re all proud of the Omega astronauts.