He would follow along with her lead, to many it probably seeming just like the fool being a fool (weren't men always supposed to be the lead?) and Henrik just obliging her for some ineffable reason. That was what he was going for, at least.<br/><br/>As he notices certain patterns in their movement, he begins anticipating the maneuvers, and, as mentioned, not only doesn't step on her feet, but manages to convey himself in such a manner that some would assume he has previous experience in dancing. He doesn't, which might be a shame to some; he was naturally gifted with the dexterity and constitution for it.<br/><br/>"I think that our cultures have evolved very differently.   I think we could learn a lot from each other, in truth; I'm just not sure yet how that would be possible." Though, as always, it is hard to gauge his sincerity, if he truly means these words or is just saying them, he is, in fact, speaking quite seriously to her. This is his genuine feeling on the matter.