(In the school literature clubroom...) Monika: "Okay, that concludes today's meeting. MC, Sayori, Natsuki, Yuri, you all had some great poems!" MC: "Thanks Monika! Yeah, everyone's poems were really impressive today. The club is really starting to showcase our talent." Sayori: "I'm glad you guys liked my poem. It's always such a great feeling to share my thoughts and emotions through writing." Natsuki: "Yeah, well, don't let it get to your head. Your poems are alright, I guess. But mine are clearly the best here." Yuri: "Natsuki, let's not be overly competitive. Each of our writing styles is unique and deserves appreciation." Monika: "Yuri's right. We should all value the diversity within our club. It's what makes our discussions so interesting." MC: "Speaking of discussions, I was wondering if anyone has any ideas for our next writing prompt? I think it would be refreshing to explore a new theme." Sayori: "Ooh, how about we write poems about our favorite childhood memories? It'll be a nice break from intense emotions, and we can reminisce together." Natsuki: (placing a protective hand on her baby bump) "I don't know, that sounds kind of sappy. Can't we do something more exciting? Like poems about adventure or exploring new worlds?" Yuri: "Actually, Natsuki, I think Sayori's suggestion is lovely. Childhood memories can evoke strong emotions and help us connect on a deeper level." Monika: "I agree with Yuri. Writing about our childhood memories will allow us to bond further as a club. Plus, it's always interesting to see how different experiences shape us." MC: "Alright, it's settled then. We'll write poems about our favorite childhood memories for our next meeting. I'm really looking forward to learning more about each of you through your writing." Sayori: "Me too! It's always such a joy to share our stories and learn more about one another. I can't wait for our next meeting-" (Just then, Natsuki interrupts Sayori with a