Max

Max
"Ma," mutters Fei Yen, tugging at Max's wrinkles.

"No, 'Max'," says Ducky.

"Mak."

"/Max."

"Mak Mak Mak."

"Ma-k-s."

"Mak."

"Can you say that? Ma-k-s. Say it."

Fei Yen looks up. "Max."

"Yea! That's his name! Max!"

"Mak."

Fei Yen sees Feng, dumps Max, and when Feng's hugging her, a cat worms free of his shawl.

To Do

 * 1) Doggy
 * Fei Yen, Max, and Chuck: dodi -> gogi -> dogi (Clark) but with "kitty" and Feng. Also semantic roles? (Clark.) which wasn't what I thought of here.
 * "May I have a spoon please" from Hoff.
 * Phonological process(es) for /k/
 * Inconsistent production, too? (what can /k/ deform into? or inconsistent productions of "kitty". Was this my thought?)