He couldn't help it, he just liked the name. And it somehow suited her, even if it seemed a little odd that she'd have such a human-sounding name. But who was he to try and tell her what kind of name she should have?

That had him laughing, though. Mostly because she was right. "You can leave the improper words for the people who know him best, m'lady," Adrien told her. His tone was light, maybe even teasing, but he'd personally used some rather impolite words to describe his father when he was feeling particularly bitter about things. The movement of her tail catches his attention, but he doesn't want to be rude so he's just going to do his level best to keep his eyes on her face. "He's not." Adrien could probably count on one hand the number of times his father had ever apologized for anything. "I wouldn't want to capture you."

He just shrugged and looked down for a moment. "I think you're right." Neither of them deserved to be trapped by Gabriel. Adrien somehow doubted that he'd ever manage to be truly free of his father, but that didn't mean he had to sit back and do nothing when someone else was suffering the same fate. "Just because I'm trapped doesn't mean you should be," he said suddenly, looking up at her. "If one of us deserves to be free, it's you."