answer: #Person1# and #Person2# enjoy the suburb and will have a picnic. #Person2# wants to teach their son something about science, but #Person1# wants to give their son a break.
documents: #Person1#: I love breathing fresh air in the suburb places, while sitting in the morning sunshine.
  #Person2#: I can't agree more, honey. We need to get away from work from time to time.
  #Person1#: Yeah, just return to nature and feel the thrills of its beauty.
  #Person2#: We are nor alone here. So many other families!
  #Person1#: Sure. The sunny days of spring are ideal for outdoor gatherings.
  #Person2#: Well, let's go over there and put a blanket on the lawn.
  #Person1#: OK, you go back to our car and fetch the picnic stuff.
  #Person2#: Oh, so heavy! What have you put in here?
  #Person1#: Nothing special. Food, drinks, and Daniel's kangaroo toys.
  #Person2#: Toys? Why do we need toys for a picnic?
  #Person1#: He said he would like to be our tour director and he lined up many things to do.
  #Person2#: Sure, then. May it really be a day of enjoyment. Other than that, we can also teach him something about science.
  #Person1#: Science? What are you talking about? Forget about your science, OK? It's a picnic!
  #Person2#: I mean we can inspire him for a deeper understanding of the natural world.
  #Person1#: I can't agree on that. Just cut it out. Give him a break and don't spoil the day.
  #Person2#: Well, OK. you are always right.