Quickly scribbling what the Professor said on a piece of parchment, Ari thought it had been best in the end that she hadn't answered the previous question, because, as it turns out, her guess was wrong. The girl had thought they were going to transfigure the thimble into a flower without thorns, because that's what the object did, protected one from prickling their fingers. But it seemed this wasn't a matter of logic. Ariadne left her seat and went to the front of the class to get some thimbles, as instructed.