Dragoncrest Cliffs i know what's waitin' for me

A head, a body, a tail. She grimaced, squinting, and looked at him; probably giving him a look that said I think you're maybe kind of a little bit crazy and tried to force a smile, which withered. She couldn't see it. It didn't look like the shape of a sea lion at all to her, and there were so many other stars around that she found it hard not to get distracted. "I do not t'ink I be good at dis," She said. "But dey are in de same place every night, yes?" Maybe if she sat in that spot, on another night, she might be able to pick it out, regardless of whether it looked like a lion or not. 

Another constellation- the dipper- was pointed out. She wasn't sure if a dipper was a bird, but without an explanation, she assumed it was. Three stars formed its tail, so she assumed it was some kind of sea bird that had a long tail. She frowned. "I do not t'ink it be de brightest; it would be so much easier if it was." She sighed. 

Another celestial body caught her eye. It was bigger than the others, and it did not flicker. It was snugged down near the horizon, but even still, in comparison to most of the other stars in the sky, it looked bigger. "What is dis star?" She asked- not knowing that she was pointing not to a star, but to a planet.