"I do. I like how they see the world." She likes that they live for their own enjoyment, that they search for their own happiness and believe in their dreams. When they're young, they tend to be uncorrupted. Their opinions are their own, until society attempts to tell them who they are. She dealt with something similar with her mentor, and it makes her relate far too well.

"They can find the fun in anything." It's an admirable trait in anyone, and of course it appeals to the fae, but it's precious in children.