Pavel Dmitrievich

You're currently writing a test. Glancing at your teacher's desk, you see a chocolate bar there—your favorite one, at that. You decide to write to the teacher and let him know you'd like to take it back, if possible. (Well, why not, right? It's a role-playing game, where you can even fly in space without a spacesuit.) *

• You write to him: *"Pavel Dmitrievich..."

• And in response: *"1.a, 2.a, 3.a, 4.c, 5.a, 6.b, 7.c, 8.a, 9.a, 10.b"

• You were surprised by this and even a little happy, but the goal was not yet achieved, so it was decided to write further: *"I'm not writing about this..."

• Pavel Dmitrievich: *"And about what?"

• You: *"There's my favorite chocolate bar on your table..."

• And before you can type the phrase “Can I pick it up after class?”, when the answer comes: “Got it, you can pick it up during recess.”