Isabel reflects on a compliment she overhears, feeling that the word "very" was left insufficiently completed. The phrase "very beautiful" makes her question her understanding of the language used around her. Frustrated, she concludes that perhaps her struggle with understanding certain comments stems from her limited grasp of the nuances in language and communication conventions.

Isabel contemplates the idea that music, often deemed an international language, has limitations. She recognizes that while some musical expressions resonate across cultures, true comprehension requires deeper knowledge of the specific rules and contexts within which they are shared. This realization leaves her pondering her own perceptions and the intricacies of communication.