The view before her is by far the most stunning and awe inspiring one she's seen yet. Each animal has brought about it's own unique reaction from her, ranging from caution to curiosity. But what she's looking at now; particularly the sheer height and size of the brachiosaurs is beyond anything she's ever seen before. It sends a chill down her spine - not one of fear, but of pure wonderment. She wonders if it's similar to how humans might react to seeing a dragon for the first time. She feels completely transported to another time.
Meanwhile, her expression tells the story quite clearly of the awe she feels - her mouth dropping open with a gasp as she leans forward in her seat, hands gripping the dashboard; she can feel the ground shudder and the car moving slightly along with it as the brachiosaurs move.
"It's the most beautiful sight..." she says softly. "I cannot believe how tall they are - their necks; and they all seem to be getting along, moving together as one..." She's basically thinking aloud at this point, her gaze shifting from each animal. She's silent in her observation for a few long moments; feeling like she could sit here for hours and not grow tired of just watching them. For all the risks and questions she still has about the 'how' of this place, she can understand the appeal of being able to work among such extraordinary creatures.
"Thank you for sharing this with me, Robert." She breaks the silence finally, leaning back in her seat; her smile bright and beaming as she looks over at him.
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Meanwhile, her expression tells the story quite clearly of the awe she feels - her mouth dropping open with a gasp as she leans forward in her seat, hands gripping the dashboard; she can feel the ground shudder and the car moving slightly along with it as the brachiosaurs move.
"It's the most beautiful sight..." she says softly. "I cannot believe how tall they are - their necks; and they all seem to be getting along, moving together as one..." She's basically thinking aloud at this point, her gaze shifting from each animal. She's silent in her observation for a few long moments; feeling like she could sit here for hours and not grow tired of just watching them. For all the risks and questions she still has about the 'how' of this place, she can understand the appeal of being able to work among such extraordinary creatures.
"Thank you for sharing this with me, Robert." She breaks the silence finally, leaning back in her seat; her smile bright and beaming as she looks over at him.