Sally Yung's grandchild is a young girl from Earth who happens to be present for her grandmother's brief, strange reunion with Faye Valentine. The encounter unsettles the child when Faye brushes off the meeting with an eerie remark before walking away.
The girl is a small child, listed plainly in the credits as 'Grand Child' and given no further physical description on screen. She is Sally Yung's granddaughter and comes from Earth.
Little of the child's temperament shows in her short scene beyond an ordinary youngster's caution; she urges her grandmother to move along and is easily rattled by a stranger's odd behavior.
The grandchild is with Sally Yung at the lion fountain when Sally crosses paths with Faye Valentine after many years apart. The girl tries to hurry her grandmother off, saying they have to go, but Sally instead moves to introduce Faye. Faye opts to leave, calling herself a ghost, a comment that leaves the girl briefly shaken as the bounty hunter walks off.
Sally Yung's grandchild is a young girl from Earth who appears alongside her grandmother in the Cowboy Bebop episode Speak Like a Child. She is present when Sally has a brief, unsettling reunion with Faye Valentine.
The girl is with her grandmother at a lion fountain when Sally recognizes Faye Valentine after many years apart. She tries to hurry her grandmother along, then is left shaken when Faye calls herself a ghost and walks away.
The character is credited simply as Grand Child, with no name given on screen. She is voiced by Ruri Asano in Japanese and Sherry Lynn in English.
Sally Yung's grandchild appears in Speak Like a Child, the twenty fourth session of Cowboy Bebop.
Sally Yung's grandchild has no personal history with Faye Valentine. She witnesses her grandmother Sally's reunion with Faye as a bystander, unsettled by Faye's strange remark before she leaves.
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