Modal Verbs / модальные глаголы

Martha and Philip were walking down the street when Martha stopped.
Martha: Philip, Look! [*Can/Will/Should/Might/May] you see that lady on the other side of the street?
Philip: Yes, I [*can/must/should/need/may] … There [*must/can/will/should] be something special about her if you ask…
Martha: Yes, there is! She looks just like my boss. It [*might/should/can/will] be her. [*Should/Can/Will/Need/Must] I go and talk with her?
Philip: [*Would/Can/Must/Will/Need] you like to go and talk with her?
Martha: I [*must/can/will/need to] say that the answer is "no."
Philip: Well, then…
Martha: No, Philip, wait! It [*may/should/will/need to] be her, and she [*might/can/must/would/has to] notice me and think bad things about me.
Philip: Why [*would/will/can/must] she think bad things about you?
Martha: She [*might/will/would/must/has to/can] think I'm impolite.
Philip: If you are so worried about it, then just go and talk with her. You [*can/must/have to/will/would] introduce us.
Martha: I [*will/can/must/need] not talk with her. I don't like her.
Philip: Ok, so [*can/must/would/need/will] we just go? It [*should/can/may/might] be eight o'clock by now. We [*may/must/have to/would] miss the movie if we don't go now.
Martha and Philip continue walking, but Martha is troubled, "Is it really her? Who [*could/must/will/would/needs] she be?"