Upon discovery, Ellis takes a full ten minutes to flip through the pamphlet and try to decide whether or not he should try to come up a decent excuse.

But he already knew the answer. So his reply comes in the form of a piece of parchment clipped to a pamphlet from the market. Ellis has circled a few items (a replacement shovel, two rakes, a set of gloves) and marked cramped little notes in the margins on which seller to purchase from. The attached letter, however—

Wysteria,

I promised you two dances, so it's only fair I should learn the style of your choice. I'll learn the dances. If there's one you're most fond of, mark down the name for me so I pay it enough attention.

There's some coin on the counter beside the lantern. If you have the time, can you order the tools I circled so I can finish breaking ground for the flower beds?

— Ellis