Scott sighed, "So she knows the gist of what I ask, but she can't understand? I need to figure something out..." he pulled up to the house and parked the car, then helped her out of her side of the car, as she would have had to jump down to the ground if she were to get out by herself. Opening the front door, he went over to the (once again, MASSIVE) 100-inch TV, and turned it on.<br/><br/>Finding something out of pure luck where there were other humans on the screen, he looked to see if he could... wait a sec!<br/><br/>Hurriedly going to the settings on his TV, he turned on subtitles and flipped it to "Human."<br/><br/>Damn it. He could read what they were SUPPOSED to be saying, that was true, but how was he supposed to know if the translation was accurate or if it was completely wrong...<br/><br/>As he was about to turn it off, he remembered something and he ran into the other room, coming back with a crayon(slightly less weight than a pen would have been at it's size) and a pad of paper. opening up doggle(dog google) on his laptop, he slowly transcribed what he could think to ask into English.<br/><br/>Once he was done, he handed her the paper. The first pad now had the following very sloppily written sentence.<br/><br/>"Can you read this?"