<div style="text-align: justify;">Elizabeth nodded when Hans said the new captain was all right. She liked him much better than the previous one, too, for very obvious reasons. Continuing to pick berries, Elizabeth paid attention to the boy's words. "Yes, everyone does seem happier, and that makes me happy. And I am the one with the most reasons for happiness at the change". The girl smiled when Hans said he hoped to be invited into the captain's cabin for dinner. "Is there anything you would like to talk to him about in that dinner?", the girl asked curiously.<br/><br/>She them nodded when the boy told her to remember what William had said. "Oh, I will not. I am just curious, and trying to learn which ones are the bad ones. So I smell them, and when Charles tells us which ones are poisonous, I will have some way of knowing. You never know when you will need to fend for yourself".<br/><br/>When Hans told her to try making a tube out of a leaf, Elizabeth frowned. She knew her friend was up to something. With a nod, she looked around for a leaf that looked good for her purpose. Picking one up, she started working on it. "Like this?", the girl asked, after making sure the tube was tightly rolled, enough so that it wouldn't unroll right away.<br/><br/>She would wait for Hans to answer, while looking at the tree. Curiosity was nearly getting the best of her, but Elizabeth did her best to be patient and wait.</div>