Interaction with government authorities
“We should call someone,” the older woman finally said. “Like the Coast Guard or something.” Another person shook her head, “What if it’s nothing? We don’t want to overreact.” Robert looked at Katrina, still holding her discolored hand. “Better safe than sorry,” he muttered. The group began to debate; some advocated acting immediately, while others hesitated, unsure if it was really necessary. Tension grew as they weighed their options, and the mysterious objects continued to bob ominously in the sea.

Interaction with Government Authorities
Non-final talks
In the end, they failed to reach a consensus. “Let’s give it a little more time,” someone suggested. “Let’s see if it changes anything.” Robert sighed, uncomfortable and unsure what to do. The group began to slowly disperse, each deep in thought, pondering the strange occurrence. The beach, once filled with laughter and joy, now felt tense and uncertain. Robert looked at the water, at the shiny objects still floating in it, and wondered what they would mean to all of them.

Non-Definitive Conversation