Art 101 - Wednesday, Period Four - 11/18

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Nick had been a little worried about this class, not in the least because he'd not really been sure how to cover such a subject as Romanticism. That was why he decided simply to set up a classroom with a few choice pieces scattered around the room, some chairs, and art supplies.

"Today, we'll be dealing with Romanticism. Now, considering what we've learned in our previous classes, I thought that a discussion along with a free expression period might be best. Feel free to take a chair, or spend a few minutes looking at the pictures. They're as much a part of this as anything else."

And he sat.

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Nick

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Who was studying the one picture with the beautiful sunset colors.

Re: Nick

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"You like the sun," Raven observed, drifting over to Nick. She remembered his own painting because she was all observant like that.

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He turned to smile at her as he nodded.

"Yes. It holds... a very special place in my heart, I suppose."

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"I have always found sunsets more lovely than the sunrise," Raven said. "Perhaps because I have always felt more comfortable at night."

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His lips twitched in a smile.

"I suppose I could say the same. I've been something of a nightowl for" centuries "a while myself."

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"I find the world more peaceful at night," Raven said. "Not entirely, for I know there are those who use the darkness to commit evil acts, but overall, it is quieter for one such as I."

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"There are," he agreed with a faint frown, "but there are also those who work in the darkness to prevent such things. I've done such work in my time."

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"Then I thank you for that," Raven murmured. Oh, the irony.

"How did you come to be a teacher then?" she asked curiously.