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Miss Lissy Lou 
WELL. SOMEONE had an attitude, didn't they? Wes frowned. Sure, he himself wasn't one to jump around all giggly and stuff whenever he was happy, but he still expected a BIT of enthusiasm. Hmpf.
"The note said clearly to finish this Education Fair in order to get the Minister and her Undersecretary back," Wes told him with a head nod. "How do you know that you're not going to have to fix a Shrinking Solution to shrink yourself small enough to fit in a tiny hole in the wall to get to the Minister? HMM?" he asked.
Ok. He'd been reading Alice in Wonderland a few nights ago. So what?
"Try testing that quill again with a smile on your face," he told him. HEHEHE. No one gave Wes Kutcher ANY sort of attitude. NOPE!
Michel's eyebrows went higher and higher as he listened to the man explaining why exactly it was of use to know how to fix a Shrinking Potion to save the Minister. Or TRY to explain really. Because it still seemed highly unlikely that this was the only way to reach the Minister and her Senior Undersecretary. That sounded more like a fairy tale than reality.
"Well, I don't, Sir." He stated in reply to his first question with a firm nod.
"But I am in fact able to brew a Shrinking Potion without it turning yellow at some point instead of green, hence I do not see the reason why I need to know how to fix an incorrectly brewed potion." And no, he was not trying to be difficult, he honestly didn't understand it.
"Oh, and I'm not Alice." He added in an afterthought, a small smirk gracing his lips, before with a small exasperated sigh he turned back to the potion and the quills. He wanted to get this over with. And quickly.
"Better?" He inquired - trying hard to make his face look a little more cheerful than before - as he dipped another quill into the potion and watched it shrink to the size of a hairpin.