Making Accusations
Pierre: What happened here?!
Marie: It looks like somebody trashed your experiment.
Pierre: It’s ruined, completely ruined.
Marie: Who could have done this? Why are you looking at me like that?
Pierre: Very few people have access to this lab and even fewer know which of these experiments is mine. Whoever did this knew how to do maximum damage.
Marie: And you’re accusing me? I helped you with that experiment. I’d sooner ruin my own work than intentionally damage someone else’s, much less yours. What would be my motive?
Pierre: Maybe you gave me a little too much help and now my work is outshining yours.
Marie: Your suspicions are completely unfounded. I’ve never been jealous of any attention you’ve received. You’re totally off base.
Pierre: Maybe you’re right. I’m sorry. I just can’t believe what’s happened.
Marie: I’d be upset, too, but let’s not do any more finger-pointing. We need more information before we accuse or exonerate anyone. Let’s try to stay calm.
Pierre: Yes, of course, you’re right. Hey, what happened to your workspace? It looks like it’s been tampered with.
Marie: What?! I’ll kill whoever did this! I’ll kill them!
