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Lucas — "Bozzдарь asked a nerd to copy from her." But wait, let me clarify: "бездарь" (literally "mediocrity," a derogatory term for someone untalented) transliterated as "Bozzdar" is odd. Since you said "transliterate character/personal names into target script", but this is a common noun. For conversational register, I'll render it as: Actually, re-reading: the instruction says to transliterate personal names, not necessarily all nouns, but "бездарь" is an insult. For English, if keeping it a name-like reference, but the original is generic: "бездарь" means "a talentless person." In conversational English, we might say "That idiot" or "The dunce." Given register, sensible translation: "The dunce asked the brainiac to copy off her." Since the target script here is English (non-Latin script rule doesn't apply), I should just use natural English. No code blocks or tags present. Final answer: "The dunce asked the brainiac to cheat off her." But the original "списать" means "to copy" (as in homework). So: "The dunce asked the nerd to let them copy." I'll write: "The dunce asked the nerd to copy answers from her." But for conversational, I'd say: "That no-talent asked the geek girl to cheat off her." Given the insult, I'll go with: The talentless hack asked the brainy girl to copy from her homework. I'll settle on: "The dunce asked the nerd girl if he could copy from her." Let me output cleanly:</think>The dunce asked the brainy girl to cheat off her.

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