Dad: Unusual? No, she seems really happy.

Mom: That’s what I mean. She’s never that happy. I think she has a crush on Masaru.

Dad: Masaru? I didn’t think he was her type.

Mom: Well, they both have a thing for anime. They go to movies together.

Dad: Now that you mention it, she did buy some new clothes recently.

Mom: What do you think of Masaru?

Dad: He seems like a nice guy. I wouldn’t worry about it.

Masaru: I know, Roxy. I want to look at all of them.

Roxy: There are other things in this town too.

Masaru: What kind of things?

Roxy: Um, old electronics stores.

Masaru: Oh, yeah? I’m interested in that kind of stuff.

Roxy: My dad is too. He used to come here often when he was younger.

Masaru: Oh, I thought he was interested in cooking.

Roxy: My dad has lots of hobbies.

Jeannie: Yes, I like sitting outside on these deck chairs.

Frankie: I have been reading some science-fiction books. They mention us.

Jeannie: Us?

Frankie: Yes, many of these books have androids in them.

Jeannie: Who cares? Besides, I don’t like the word “android.” I want to be just like a human.

Frankie: But the androids in these books act like humans.

Jeannie: I don’t care. I don’t want to be called an “android” in the first place.

Akira: Really? How so?

Megan: You’re always smiling. You’ve been on cloud nine ever since you got back.

Akira: Yes, I’m so happy to be back on Earth.

Megan: I know the feeling. Look at this blue sky.

Akira: I’ll never take a blue sky for granted again. Humans don’t realize how lucky they are.

Megan: That’s right. We need to take better care of our planet.

Akira: Exactly. This is the only home we’ve got.