She glanced at Bindi, a little annoyed. ‘Niin?’ Bindi smiled sweetly. She mouthed, ‘I’ll wait until you’ve finished.’ The woman frowned, spoke quickly into the phone, and then flipped it shut. Bindi didn’t waste any time. ‘Hello, my name’s Bindi Irwin and I’m from Australia.’ The woman continued to frown, and said nothing. Bindi reached forward to shake hands with her. She kept her hand out until the woman reluctantly shook it, but still she said nothing. ‘And what’s your name?’ prompted Bindi. ‘Marjo,’ she answered reluctantly. ‘My friends and I are taking part in the climate change conference.’ ‘How fascinating,’ said Marjo, sarcastically. ‘Look, I’m busy, so if you wouldn’t mind –’ Bindi interrupted. ‘And the thing is, I’m a little worried, because our host, Professor Tikkanen, should be at the conference, but he seems to have disappeared.’ Marjo took a closer look at the young girl in front of her, before saying rudely, ‘Well, it’s not like Professor Tikkanen to miss an opportunity to toot his trumpet about clean green energy.’ Bindi was surprised.
What do You think about Mission Climate Change (2011)?
