"Perennials are very lovely in my opinion. In fact, I think an Occulant brought them across the sea to the US since they were already growing here in Ireland." Minerva said.

Artemis was shaking his head. "You need facts. Just because you say, 'In fact' doesn't mean it is a fact since you then say, 'I think'." Artemis took her notes to see scrambled pieces of mess. "What... what is this?" He asked.

"It's... it's my notes. See, that's right there and that's right here...." She showed him the places where she had her 'facts'.

(Why are you always rude in these paragraphs? Because, she didn't have any facts and this was a report! In reports we don't say, 'are very lovely in my opinion.' or, 'In fact, I think...". It just wasn't correct at all! I even spotted a few grammar mistakes.)

He could say things like, 'Good job', and 'Great work!' but instead he says things like, 'What is this?' 'Where are the facts?'. I guess it was a little progress since most of the St. Bartleby's students wouldn't even go near him in fear that he would demean them down with his atrocious (spell?) vocabulary.

Oh well. That was Artemis for you. Rude as all get out but always right.