Earnest Did she think you were alone in the kitchen?
No That someone else was with you?
She knew the whole family was in the kitchen having just left thereThat you were on the phone?
I wasn't on the phone Were you in fact in one of these three states?
See above Did she hear a word for another?
No Did she suddenly interrupt what she was doing to come in the kitchen?
Yes Did her dismay come for the situation that she herself created?
No she wasn't directly to blame for what happened Was someone else with you?
My three daughters Did she say something inappropriate in her state of euphoria?
She may have sworn but that was when her euporia turned to dismay
Did she overheated a conversation?
No she heard me shouting for her to come to the kitchen Did she feel dismay after you explained her that she misunderstood a word?
No her dismay was instant on arriving in the kitchem Or maybe she understood herself (i.e. no words necessary because the situation was self evident)?
That's exactly it Euphoria = she was happy for something that could happen?
More to do with something that had just happened If so is her source of misunderstood happiness: a travel? a gift? an experience? an object? a news concerning her? a news about someone else?
A thing that I do not understand: did she came undressed only because of her state of euphoria? Or she was undressed because she was making a shower/doing an activity that is made undressed?
This I mean...is the undressing state a direct consequence of euphoria (i.e. she was euphoric and thus she undressed herself as in Japanese anime) or an indirect one (i.e. she stopped doing what she was doing and rushed in the kitchen almost undressed)?
She's only undressed because she was taking a shower.