Tina – I don’t think this is what she would be telling us to do.

Their eyes meet.

Bette looks down and opens her backpack, retrieving a snack of fruits, nuts and dried meat.

Bette – Let’s eat! You need some energy.

The blonde smiles.

Bette – We can fish later and cook some dinner.

Tina – That will be awesome!

Bette – Are you feeling better?

Tina – Uh-huh! I am!

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Cave mountains, afternoon: Bette and Tina hike to another cave, this one higher up and with a view to the West. They stop at the entrance to the cave and admire the view.

Tina – Wow! This view is breathtaking!

Bette – Yes.  I used to come here often.

She enters the cave followed by the blonde.

Bette – It was my little hidden place during my childhood and teenage years.

Tina – Ahh …

The brunette smirks.

Bette – Of course filming is off limits in this one.

Tina smiles.

Tina – OK … I can live with that.

She frowns while studying the cave.

Tina – The painting … in your room … you and Charlie …

She turns to the brunette with a smile.

Tina – Is this the cave?

Bette returns the smile.

Bette – Uh-huh!

Tina – Wow, baby! It’s really special!

Bette – Yeah …

Tina walks around the cave and studies the cave walls with her hands.

Tina – These rocks are so beautiful … but cold!

She studies some writings on the walls: “Keep out! This cave belongs to C & B!” She turns to the brunette with a smile.

Tina – Did you?

Bette – Charlie.

Tina – So cute! And this drawing?

She points to a drawing of two girls.

Bette – Me.

Tina – Very good! You were an artist since childhood.

Bette smiles.

Tina – Speaking of which … how is my painting?

The brunette turns serious.

Bette – Waiting for you to claim it.

Tina – Is it still on your bedroom wall?

Bette – No.

Tina – Is it in the storage room?

Bette – No.

The blonde chuckles.

Tina – Where is it? Hidden in a basement somewhere?

Bette – No. It’s … in my bedroom … on top of the armchair.