The Next Interviews With Airl at Roswell in 1947

After the first interview that shook the entire Roswell base, the U.S. military decided not to take any more risks. They no longer dared to let Matilda communicate freely with Errol. They changed their strategy completely. In the second interview, Matilda was only allowed to ask one single question. Nothing more, nothing less. The question had been carefully prepared by generals and intelligence agents. Why have you stopped communicating? No stop, others, hidden, covered, secret, fear. Matilda later explained that Errol had not stopped communicating at all. It was the humans in the base who caused her to go silent. Errol could clearly sense their fear, suspicion, and dark intentions. Some of them were hiding their true thoughts. They were afraid of her. They didn't trust her. On the contrary, Errol was not afraid of humans at all. At this point, Matilda realized she was standing in the middle of an extremely dangerous game. She had to be extremely careful with every word she used to relay Errol's messages to the officers and stenographers waiting in the next room. She knew that every single word she spoke could determine Errol's fate, and possibly her own. Personally, Matilda was never afraid of Errol. Instead, she felt incredibly curious and even excited to learn everything she could from this extraterrestrial being. Like Errol, she also didn't fully trust the men in black suits and high-ranking officials who were controlling the interviews. She had no idea what their real intentions toward Errol were. Torture? Experimentation? Or something even worse? Matilda began to feel an enormous pressure weighing heavily on her shoulders. Of course, at that time, the entire incident was officially denied by the press, and a meticulous cover-up was being carried out by the military and all related power groups. This could be the greatest event in all of human history. She was the first person on Earth to make direct contact with an intelligent being from another world. She compared herself to Christopher Columbus, but on a scale a million times greater. Columbus had discovered a continent. Matilda was touching an entire unknown universe. After the short second interview, Matilda was once again escorted back to her quarters under heavy guard. Armed soldiers and mysterious men in black suits surrounded her at all times. They watched over her throughout the night. The next morning, they escorted her back to the interview room once again. By this point, one thing was crystal clear. Matilda was no longer just an ordinary military nurse. She had become both the key — and the potential threat — to the entire U.S. government. What Errol would reveal in the upcoming interviews would be far more terrifying and dangerous than anyone could imagine. Do you dare to continue? From the third interview onward, the U.S. military completely changed their strategy. They built a special observation room with one-way glass, allowing dozens of officers, intelligence agents, and scientists to watch the sessions without Errol noticing. Every interview from this point forward was strictly recorded on film and audio. Errol was moved into the new room. The military brought in a large living room chair upholstered with floral fabric for her to sit on. Since her body was only the size of a five-year-old child, she looked tiny and almost lost sitting in the oversized chair — a strange and unforgettable sight. Because her body was not biological, she didn't need food, oxygen, or sleep. Her large, dark eyes had no eyelids or eyebrows, so they remained wide open at all times. It was impossible to tell whether she was awake or asleep. Only when she moved her hands or shifted her posture could anyone be sure she was still active. Matilda realized that Errol was not defined by her physical body, but by her personality and spiritual essence. The name Errol was the closest Matilda could translate into English letters. She clearly sensed that Errol carried a strong feminine energy — gentle, empathetic, and nurturing. Every time Matilda entered the room, Errol would send her a genuine feeling of joy, relief, and warmth. It was a pure form of recognition, similar to the excitement a child or a dog feels when their owner returns home, but combined with the calm control and intelligence of a high-ranking officer. However, Errol was clearly uncomfortable with the aggressive, domineering, and power-hungry attitude of the male officers and agents. They seemed far more interested in personal power and status than in discovering universal truths. It became obvious to Matilda that the people preparing the next set of questions were trying to find a way to communicate with Errol directly, without needing her as an intermediary. Here is the content of the third interview. Can you read or write any Earth languages? No. Do you understand numbers or mathematics? Yes, I am officer, pilot, engineer. Can you write or draw symbols or pictures that we may be able to translate into our own language? Uncertain. Are there any other signs or means of communication you can use to help us understand your thoughts more clearly? No. Matilda is very sure that this was not true, but she understood clearly that Errol was not willing to communicate in writing or drawing or sign language. Matilda's feeling was that Errol was following orders, like any soldier who has been captured, not to reveal any information that might be useful to an enemy, even under torture. She was only able and willing to reveal non-confidential or personal information, or name, rank, and serial number. Can you show us on a map of the stars, which is the star of your home planet? No. This is not because Errol does not know the directions from Earth to her home planet. She was unwilling to reveal the location. It was also due to the fact that the star system of her home planet does not exist on any star map on Earth. It is too far away. How long will it take your people to locate you here? Unknown. How long would it take your people to travel here to rescue you? Minutes or hours. How can we make them understand that we do not intend to harm you? Intentions are clear. See in your mind, images, feelings. If you are not a biological entity, why do you refer to yourself as feminine? I'm a creator, mother, source. Within just a few minutes, Matilda realized the situation was becoming very serious. She understood that if Errol continued to refuse cooperation or withheld information, the military, intelligence, and scientists wanted, they would be in deep trouble. She was also certain that Errol could easily read the true intentions of the people writing these questions. Because those intentions were impure, Errol was unwilling, and unable, to cooperate with them. Furthermore, since Errol was not a biological being, no form of torture or coercion could change her mind. Errol's short but sharp answers left the Roswell Command extremely worried. They were beginning to realize that controlling Errol would be far more difficult than they had imagined.