Marc shook his head and gestured at his side like he was cutting something with his hand.<br/><strong>"You don't need to speak in third person, Lisa. Speaking as yourself is perfectly fine. Actually, it's considered better",</strong>he explained.<strong>"I just can't do that all the time. Not when I'm playing two characters, for example - it would get confusing which one is talking".<br/>"We'd guess it by the voice, Marc",</strong>Paco suggested.<br/><strong>"If I'm doing voices at purpose, yes",</strong>Marc nodded.<br/><strong>"B-b-but Marc, you always do...",</strong>Josh noted.<br/><strong>"Always?",</strong>Marc asked surprised. He seemed taken aback, then he shrugged.<strong>"Ah well, then I've been strict lately. Still. She doesn't need to speak as if Lisa is a separate person".<br/>"She sure shouldn't",</strong>Paco nodded.<strong>"If you feel comfortable, use "I", Lisa".</strong><br/>Marc tapped the inner side of the paper screen and continued.<br/><strong>"The one who called sir Padrin a meanie answers 'Not a good man, no', while the other, exactly at the same time, says 'Sure seems like it'. Then the two pause and look at each other. Meanwhile, Gwyn is ready with her armour, and the rest of your friends have an opportunity to catch up to you."<br/></strong>Unsurprisingly, Josh just gulped and said nothing.<br/><strong>"I stay behind them and try not to attract attention",</strong>Paco says in turn.