[Prof. Lydia Dwayne and Dr. Arthur Morwood-Smith, on holiday on Rapa Nui/Easter Island, spot Elisa wandering out on her own at night]
Now, that's odd.
Odd, indeed. [As they pass her] Perhaps she's been separated from one of those tour groups.
[Turns around to catch up. Drives past and stops in front of her]
[To Elisa] Do you often go wandering about at night, young lady?
Who are you?
I'm Professor. Lydia Dwayne, this is my collegue, Dr. Arthur Morwood-Smith. We're archaeologists on holiday.
Then how-about telling me exactly where 'here' is, or for that matter, who I am?
[Later]
My dear, are you saying you don't remember your own name?
[Despairingly] I can't seem to remember anything. I feel lucky I know how to talk.
Well, we can at least tell you where you are, perhaps that'll jog your memory.
The natives call this land "Rapa Nui".
In modern times, it's become far better known as "Easter Island".
Easter Island? How did I end up in the middle of the Pacific?
Well, I can't answer that, my dear, but we're certianly are't going to leave you wandering about in your condition.
Yeah... Well... I guess I could use a ride...
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