Dr. Stein: Wow, what a question! And out of the blue.

Jeannie: Is it such a difficult question?

Dr. Stein: What I meant was, I wasn’t expecting you to ask such a thing.

Jeannie : Why not?

Dr. Stein: Because it’s so… human.

Jeannie: Didn’t you want Frankie and me to be like humans?

Dr. Stein: I suppose you have a point there.

Jeannie: So, what is the answer?

Dr. Stein: Why? Maybe because I wanted a family.

Jeannie: I see. Thank you, Dr. Stein.

Jonas: Which goals?

Yayoi: You were supposed to attend some educational workshops, but you haven’t.

Jonas: That’s true.

Yayoi: And there have been some complaints about your chatting in the office.

Jonas: Chatting? I don’t chat so much.

Yayoi: You do, Jonas.

Jonas: I completely disagree. That’s not how I see it. I am building connections with coworkers.

Yayoi: People are busy and need to concentrate.

Jonas: I see. I’ll dial it back then.

Megan: Actually, I’m not. It was a joke.

Akira: A joke?

Megan: Yes. You seemed a bit down, Akira. I wanted to make you smile.

Akira: Oh, I didn’t understand the joke. So, let me get this straight. I can fly directly back to Earth?

Megan: Yes, Akira.

Akira: You’re serious this time.

Megan: Yes, I am.

Akira: What a relief! I’m finally leaving Mars! Thank goodness! Woohoo!

Aki: Yes, I love this kind of weather.

Peacock: Aki, do you feel at home here?

Aki: Not yet. It’s going to take time.

Peacock: Is there anything you need?

Aki: Um, I’d like to put a kotatsu in the living room.

Peacock: A kotatsu? Those low tables with a heater?

Aki: Yes, it’s needed for the colder months.

Peacock: I hate to disagree, but it’s not really necessary.

Aki: But my legs will get cold.

Peacock: Don’t worry. We have central heating.