Jeannie: Yes, I needed some time to be by myself.

Frankie: I understand, Jeannie. Dr. Frank N. Stein told me that people need their space.

Jeannie: Yes, I’ve learned a lot from this experience. We need a balance.

Frankie: If I understand you correctly, sometimes we need company, other times we need to be alone.

Jeannie: Exactly. But I know I can’t live without you, Frankie. I’m sorry for being distant.

Frankie: Don’t apologize, Jeannie. I need you too.

Bill: Come on, Cynthia. Derek and I are the heart and soul of the Desperate Rats.

Cynthia: I’m not denying that. You’re both great songwriters.

Bill: If we used different songwriters, we wouldn’t be the same band.

Cynthia: Don’t get me wrong, Bill. What I meant was that maybe we need some fresh ideas.

Bill: Hey, Cynthia, don’t worry. I still have a few hit songs left in me.

Zaytox: Thank you for having me. I know you have many questions.

Megan: Yes. The main question is: why are you here?

Zaytox: Let me make myself clear. In short, we want to learn more about you.

Megan: Why are you so interested in humans?

Zaytox: You have something that we need.

Megan: Really? You are so advanced technologically. What do we have?

Zaytox: In a nutshell, humans are very special beings in the universe.

Barbara: Hi.

Yoshi: Um, I’m sorry to keep bothering you, but can you help me with this machine again?

Barbara: Sure. What’s the problem?

Yoshi: This setting is too easy. I want to make it harder.

Barbara: OK. Why don’t you try going one step higher on the setting?

Yoshi: Is that this one?

Barbara: That’s right. You’re on “easy climb.” Try the “normal” setting.

Yoshi: Oh, that feels better. Got it. You’ve been a on great help.