<div style="text-align: justify;">The girl was really nervous. She needed to retrieve her phone as soon as possible, and try to find her way back to the trail before dark. If she would even be able to find her way back at all. Pushing this thought out of her mind, the girl started walking, instead of running, when she noticed the gorilla had stopped. Startling him wouldn't be a good idea, after all. So, she needed to try and be patient and please the animal.<br/><br/>She wished she had something interesting to offer, or to amuse the gorilla, to offer a trade. If that would work at all. It wasn't as though she had ever interacted with a wild animal. The only things she knew about gorillas was what she had read about them. She knew they were smart, but also that they could get aggressive. She didn't think that one would, though, for some reason. He seemed more of the playful kind, and, if she could guess, she would have believed it to be a young animal.<br/><br/>Daring to approach the gorilla, Diane kept a friendly expression. She didn't ask for the phone with her gestures, or try to snatch it. She simply tried to act as though she wanted to play too, sliding the screen until she opened her pictures. There were pictures of lots of other beings like her, and also places the gorilla would probably find very strange. Still not taking the phone from the gorilla, she started patting herself for something that could interest him, blissfully unaware of the fact that they were both in a pretty dangerous situation, with a leopard nearby. For now, she was focused on playing nice and - that was strange - making friends with the large gorilla.</div>