[messy, boyish scrawl]

[redcladidealist]

ISHIDA

are you all right? we coudn't find you last night.

I have something of yours to. when can I give it back?

-Lloyd

Comments

[repelling]

[

and maybe that should have been "spelled with a N" but he's honestly not sure. ]

"Avant garde" is a French term meaning either generally unorthodox or specifically an experimental approach to the arts. As there was no way for you to know that, I'll let it slide.

No. There's no point in going that far.

[redcladidealist]

French?

[Wait, is Ishida letting him excuse his ignorance? There's a pen mark where Lloyd lets his pen rest while he tries to figure out how to respond.]

So why are you teaching me than?

[repelling]

[ ]

France is a country in my, and purportedly this, world. The word "French" refers both to the people who live there and the language they speak.

Someone should. "Than" is used mostly in comparison. As in, "This sword is sharper than that one."

[redcladidealist]

Oh.

How am I suposed to rember remeber remember that? They sown sound the same.

[HE IS GOING TO GET ONE NOTE THAT ISHIDA DOESN'T WRITE ON IF IT'S THE LAST THING HE DOES.

...too bad it won't be this note.]