It doesn’t matter, she can’t understand you. Despite your best efforts to shout your response, the difference in scale renders your voice too faint for her to comprehend. You watch as her brows furrow in confusion, and she brings you back in front of her eyes.
“I can’t hear you,” she says, her voice booming from your perspective. She tilts her head thoughtfully, her enormous dark brown eyes scrutinizing you further. “Maybe you’re too small to speak properly… or maybe you’re just afraid.”
Her fingers carefully roll you onto her palm as she considers her next move. You realize that no matter what you say, her perception of you as a curiosity—or perhaps a mystery—won’t change. What do you do now?
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