Cosmos Laundromat · A lone wolf
A flattering comparison turns into a thoughtful question about being alone.
- Scene length
- 18.1 seconds
- Characters
- 2
- Dialogue
- 3 English lines
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Practice this voice acting scene
Victor calls Franck an adventurer and a lone wolf. Franck’s question about choosing to be alone shifts the exchange from flattery toward something more personal. Victor answers with a more thoughtful tone.
Letting a quiet question change the conversation
Choose Franck for a compact, reflective question. Choose Victor to change from persuasion to an understated answer while keeping the same voice. Let the question create the shift instead of adding an exaggerated dramatic pause.
Listen to the original before recording. Your selected character uses your takes; the other role keeps its original performance. Select both roles to perform the complete exchange or take turns on the same device.
Script and delivery notes
These are the English lines used in the game. Each turn has its own recording cue, and you can retake a single line without restarting the scene.
- 01Victor0:00–0:07
Look at you. You’re an adventurer, Franck. Just like me, you’re… a lone wolf.
Try to win Franck over with a compelling story about himself.
- 02Franck0:08–0:12
Tell me, does one choose to be alone?
Let the question reveal a quieter, personal concern.
- 03Victor0:12–0:17
No, one doesn’t. One doesn’t even choose to be a wolf.
Answer thoughtfully, keeping the second sentence understated.
Film source and sharing credits
This exercise uses a licensed excerpt from Cosmos Laundromat: First Cycle (2015). It uses the original film picture and dialogue, prepared with timed lines for browser dubbing.
Cosmos Laundromat: First Cycle (2015) · Source & credits
Film excerpt from Cosmos Laundromat: First Cycle (2015) · CC BY 3.0. (CC) Blender Foundation | gooseberry.blender.org.
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