That's definitely not a teaching approach I would support.
It's good to remind your pupil, that they still have a lot to learn, but shoving it in their face, like the blonde is doing, is just too much. I know, for example, beginner artists often loose confidence, when they draw... I dunno, an apple, and then someone shows them a picture of cornucopia or something and makes a comparison between them. And not in "some day, you will be able to do draw just as good or even better", but in "loser, you can't draw like this". That's just... No. Just, no.
What's worse, the blonde seemed to change for a split moment, after she learnt that the guy can become some "chosen one", whatever it means. And even that was just with words, because after after saying, that she does not want him to be like her, she resumed same treatment. And we can already see negative affects from that, surprisingly similar to Zutaboro: he does not believe that he is strong enough, and thus accepts further abusive behavior, similar to Marie, but... Happier?
Not sure where they are going with this, will give it a chance still, but I expect, that it will turn out, that Lloyd is Sybil, and Sybil, who "sacrificed himself" just de-aged, lost memories, and maybe part of powers to become Lloyd or something. Even if not, I do not see a hook in the story yet, which is not a good sign.
