[Newt draws his hand back as she angles the package and starts to say who it's for, figuring that it's for him given this is his house but he's more than happy to go along with things since she is just doing her job. It becomes clear rather quickly that she's having a small issue and the wizard tilts his head as he watches her then glances at the package.
She can't read.
On his shoulder Niffler makes a curious chittering noise before hopping down onto Roxy who let's out a gruff bark. She turns her head to eye the Sableye who just chitters again and points to Sasha. The conversation seems to satisfy Roxy who steps closer to the young girl and Niffler reaches out with her spindly clawed fingers to reach over the side of the package and point at the letters.
N-e-w. Say that first, girl.
Newt can't help but smile faintly.]
If you break it down into a single word to start before adding the 'T' on the end, it does become a bit easier. The last name is a bit trickier, however. [He steps away from the door and motions to the letters Niffler was pointing at.] N-e-w. New. And then add the 'T' onto the end. New-t. For the last name, start with the first bit--S-c-a-m. Scam. [The wizard explains it patiently, not trying to belittle her at all as Niffler points to the letters as Newt explains.] The next bit there, a-n-d-e-r. ander. Put those two words together and you've formed the last time in its entirety.
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[Newt draws his hand back as she angles the package and starts to say who it's for, figuring that it's for him given this is his house but he's more than happy to go along with things since she is just doing her job. It becomes clear rather quickly that she's having a small issue and the wizard tilts his head as he watches her then glances at the package.
She can't read.
On his shoulder Niffler makes a curious chittering noise before hopping down onto Roxy who let's out a gruff bark. She turns her head to eye the Sableye who just chitters again and points to Sasha. The conversation seems to satisfy Roxy who steps closer to the young girl and Niffler reaches out with her spindly clawed fingers to reach over the side of the package and point at the letters.
N-e-w. Say that first, girl.
Newt can't help but smile faintly.]
If you break it down into a single word to start before adding the 'T' on the end, it does become a bit easier. The last name is a bit trickier, however. [He steps away from the door and motions to the letters Niffler was pointing at.] N-e-w. New. And then add the 'T' onto the end. New-t. For the last name, start with the first bit--S-c-a-m. Scam. [The wizard explains it patiently, not trying to belittle her at all as Niffler points to the letters as Newt explains.] The next bit there, a-n-d-e-r. ander. Put those two words together and you've formed the last time in its entirety.