In a humorous exchange, Tommy expresses confusion over Jessup's reference to a flashlight, revealing a cultural misunderstanding. Jessup is surprised that Tommy is unfamiliar with flashlights, explaining them as simple devices containing batteries and a bulb. However, Tommy retorts by highlighting a similar object found in Scotland—a pencil—demonstrating the differences in terminology across regions.

Jessup laughs off Tommy's assertion about pencils but is met with Tommy's irritation as he defends the term "torch" for what Jessup calls a flashlight. Emily interjects to clarify their Canadian identity, indicating that the conversation reflects broader differences in English dialects. This interaction emphasizes how language can create both confusion and humor among speakers from different backgrounds.