Yes, but it's clear they have more in plan.

We all exchanged smiles as I took a seat between the two girls, and Sara handed me the assignment. It was a passage from Romeo and Juliette that we were supposed to interpret, and I could tell that Sara and Maya were just as eager as I was to get started.

We began discussing the passage, each of us taking turns to explain our interpretations and coming up with ideas for what might happen next. It was clear that the three of us had a different approach to the situation, and it was fascinating to see where the conversation led us.

At one point, I suggested that the two girls perform a scene from the play. I could tell they were both nervous, but they eventually agreed, and began acting out the scene.

As they spoke, I couldn't help but notice that the scene was changing subtly as they went. Instead of just repeating the words, they were adding their own elements, changing the tone and the emphasis of certain words.

"Hey Luna, you wanna try acting out a scene?" Maya asked, giving a knowing glance to Sara.

"I don't know..." I said, still trying to follow along with the scene they had already performed.

"Come on, Luna, please?" Maya pleaded, and I knew she was right, so I gave in.

"So which scene are we doing?" I asked, waiting for Maya to read the portion of the play she intended on having us do.