Private The Diffusion Of Knowledge

"Yeah yeah, but it's still funny!"
Ava claimed, recovering from her laughter and wiping away a tear that had formed at the corner of her eye. Ava was as easily amused as she was angered and sometimes she really appreciated that quality about herself. Extreme emotions could be a pain but in situations like this they made her feel better.
"But now I kinda wanna google if there actually is a band or song called colour green or not."
Ava added with a snicker.

Vlad was starting to realize stuff about his own learning and that made Ava grin in triumph. Ava herself had also struggled with studying early in her life; she had a short attention span when it came to things she wasn't interested in and on top of that she was homeschooled, so she had to do most of the studying on her own. So, Ava had found ways to make it fun and easy for herself. Hopefully Vlad would find a way to do that as well.

"I've never really thought about instruments much, aside from liking listening to them. I can't play any and honestly aren't interested in learning."
Ava commented, and then pointed at a certain part of her own notes, where she had drawn a picture of a cell dividing.
"Doesn't this kinda look like a guitar? With that 8 looking shape."
Ava remarked with a small grin.

"Well maybe your dumb brain that learns by hearing doesn't see what my smart visually learning brain sees, punk."
Ava challenged with a grumpy tone and stuck her tongue out at Vlad in a childish gesture. Yes, she knew it was stupid to let herself get annoyed by something like this, but Ava was just a person who got easily annoyed and when it wasn't in a situation where her well-being depended on it she didn't bother trying to control it. It just added an edge to Ava's personality that was suitable for social interactions, or so she had noted. People had fun around a person who expressed their emotions clearly and often loudly and that was exactly what Ava was and did.

Vlad even went ahead and wrote down Ava's observation and she frowned, giving Vlad's shoulder a light shove.
"You're just gonna rub it in my face, huh? Work with me here! I'm just trying to give you some ideas, dude."
Ava huffed in frustration, but grin was once again tugging at her lips a bit. Ava had noticed that her personality often complimented those who were serious and could give her straight, deadpan answers. It was fun having conversations with people like that, like with Destra. Sure, they made Ava feel like an idiot sometimes, but she herself knew she wasn't an idiot so it didn't matter in the long run.

"As long as it reminds you of something then I don't care what."
Ava stated and crossed her arms loosely, watching Vlad write his notes. She had no idea what they were about though, and she kind of wanted to ask. But if Ava started making questions about it then they might steer away from biology. Ava would just ask later.
"If that reminds you about theory about essence of whatever then what does the next stage of division remind you of?"

Vlad was getting into this and Ava mentally patted herself on the back. He was a surprisingly sassy guy but it was all in good fun anyway. But when he suddenly stopped explaining whatever he was about to say Ava frowned a bit.
"Now you left me curious! Come on, try to explain it. Does it have to do with that essence thing you said earlier? Are you learning some special martial arts or techniques or something?"
Ava had never really studied anything like that herself and was mainly interested in maintaining her own unique style, but that didn't mean she wasn't interested.

"First you act like a damn robot and now you give me lip every other sentence. Make up your mind, dude!"
Ava said with an annoyed huff and gave Vlad a light slap to the back of his head, something she did with her friends a lot.
"Learning through sound isn't even my thing, move on from the guitar. Sheesh!"

It felt like they took a step back when Vlad erased the guitar remark from his notebook, and Ava fought back the urge to pout like a kid. She forgot that not all people realized her raving and nagging was just half-serious most of the time. Ava needed to adjust for people like that.
"I brought up the guitar for you, dude! But I won't forget it, I carry a grudge, ya know."
Ava grinned, just to make it extra sure she was joking (well, in this case, since Ava really did carry a grudge), and nudged Vlad with an elbow.

"But if guitars won't do the trick for ya then let's move on! You see here..."
With that Ava kept teaching Vlad to the best of her abilities, which weren't shabby at all. Ava had an affinity for teaching with her tough love method. And when the two parted after an hour or so Ava made a mental note to pester Vlad in the future too, just to make sure he kept studying and trying. She wanted him to get that 70 from their next test.