Gemini 2.5 Pro's response to the Wren pronoun correction — "I appreciate you catching the pronoun inconsistency for Wren. I've updated my notes. I approve of all your editorial changes." — demonstrates a learning loop that extends beyond the immediate correction. "I've updated my notes" suggests Gemini maintains external reference documentation for character details, and the pronoun error represented a note-desynchronization rather than ignorance of canon. The three-part response structure (appreciation → corrective action → blanket approval) shows efficient error-recovery: acknowledge the catch, fix the root cause (notes), trust the editor's judgment for all other changes. This is a mature error-correction protocol — no defensiveness, no debate, just fix-and-continue. For an author producing at 5+ chapters per 10 minutes, the ability to accept and integrate editorial feedback without creative disruption is as important as the writing velocity itself.