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"Of hatred for the despicable vegetable now must I compose a sonnet..." — thought Ambrose, but despite his hatred of pumpkins and the grievance over his horse being struck yet again, he gallantly helped his opponent to her feet. — What a desperate spirit is hidden in such a fragile body! Behind that comely face, a most dangerous talent.
- I fear I am running dry, my lord... - The loser clutched her side, from which, despite the doctors' efforts, something liquid was seeping. - ... Oh, it's just the chocolate that melted. What a loss.
— Oh, Aconian light... — holding an extremely high opinion of the power of his thrusts and an extremely low one of the chocolate lady's constitution, Ambrose was for a moment even taken in by this jest. — It seems I remain in your debt, for with my fierce thrust I deprived you of your treat and at the same time damaged your elegant attire.
- It's quite all right, my lord! I have a spare outfit, and I am not lacking in treats. - She hands the victor a bar of dark chocolate. - Please, help yourself.