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Hello, this is Zach here with Champollion and Champollion's wife, and we also have the Rosetta Stone joining us.

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So tell us, I understand that you guys have something to do with the Rosetta Stone. What is that?

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Well, I'm actually the man who designed the Rosetta Stone.

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Oh, okay. And you?

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No, wait. Okay. What did he say?

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He said he was the man that deciphered the Rosetta Stone.

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Can I have to say it?

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How did you help?

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Oh, okay. It was difficult because I was cooking with the children, but it was worth it because of the results of the investigation.

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Right. And what did we learn from the Rosetta Stone?

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Well, we learned how to decipher Egyptian writing because the Rosetta Stone is divided into three different languages.

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Egyptian, the language that most normal Egyptians use, and Greek.

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And because they already knew Greek, they were able to decipher what the Egyptian writing was.

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So you could say then that these are all the same thing, right?

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Yes, they say the same thing, but in a different language.

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Alrighty. And can you tell me anything else about your lives?

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I was born in France, and I had a mom and a dad, and my wife was my mom.

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It doesn't make anything special.

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Well, I was born in France in 1790, and I usually spent my whole day trying to decipher the Rosetta Stone until I died at the age of 17.

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Oh, that's young. Do you know when you died?

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I died in 18... 1,800?

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1,800.

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Uh-huh.

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1884.

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There you go. Okay, that's much longer than him, right? You lived much longer than him.

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And so tell me, where did you guys learn about your territories?

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Well, I used mostly the internet, but also our history teacher last year also told us a lot about what we know now.

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Is that the same for you?

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No. It was really difficult, the research, because there is nothing.

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Just I was born in France, and my name, and that's all.

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Oh, okay.

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And what was your name?

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Rose.

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Rose?

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Yes.

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Gotcha. Well, all right, I think that concludes our interview. Thank you for joining us for Rosetta Stone.