The scene begins with Maria Victoria, a 2 year old, full of energy and curiosity

The scene begins with Maria Victoria, a 2 year old, full of energy and curiosity, playing in front of a typical house in Morro da Formiga, in the Tijuca neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro. She is standing, With a mischievous grin, while looking at Berenice, a tall, slender lady of 6, which is right next door. Berenice, with a friendly and talkative expression, seems to be in the middle of an animated story, gesturing with your hands to emphasize your words. Ao fundo, you can see the hill of Morro da Formiga, with its colorful houses climbing the hillside, surrounded by greenery. The sky is clear, and some birds fly away, adding a touch of serenity to the scene. The street is quiet, paved, with details that evoke the charm of the Rio neighborhood. Each verse of the poem is represented in a subtle way: 1. **"Alice, Alice":** Maria Victoria may be pointing to Berenice, as if calling her or drawing her attention to something that reminds her of "Alice". 2. **"Who said it?":** Berenice has a questioning look, as if she were asking or responding to someone who said something about her. 3. **"That Berenice":** Berenice herself is at the center of the action, being the main character of the scene. 4. **"Just chattering":** Berenice is excitedly telling a story, perhaps exaggerating the details, what makes Maria Victoria laugh or listen carefully. The illustration is colorful and vibrant, capturing the spirit of the neighborhood and the special relationship between Maria Victoria and Berenice, highlighting the vibrancy and energy of the community.