5th Titan • Claudia • [In Person]

[last-ofherkind.livejournal.com]

[Claudia is in the Louvre. She's never seen a place quite like it and has been wandering the halls with fascination since she got here. Now she is paused before this statue taking in its every curve and curl with fascination. There is almost something sad about the look on her face.]

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[sands-in-mexico.livejournal.com]

[Her silence depicted contemplation and he looked back at the statue, imagining what it was like in those times. He would be of course way off in his own right only because he's never been where she was. However it did bring a sort of new peace to his mind now that he was thinking about something other than what was wrong with the world but rather what was right with the world instead.]

I'm glad we have the chance to see them without being clouded with false pretenses and terrible tour guides talking the entire time.

[last-ofherkind.livejournal.com]

[Claudia smiles, she has only a vague understanding of what he means, but she appreciates his company.]

[sands-in-mexico.livejournal.com]

[There was a small smile coming to him.]

Sure.

[The vast exhibit halls cast an echo and somehow this seemed pleasing to him.]

What would you like to see first?

[last-ofherkind.livejournal.com]

[She shrugs]

[sands-in-mexico.livejournal.com]

Hm.

[He thinks on this for a moment and nods.]

Okay, how about we look at something that doesn't give you sad memories. How about Early Renaissance?

[last-ofherkind.livejournal.com]

[Sorry, that doesn't ring a bell as it hasn't happened yet]

[sands-in-mexico.livejournal.com]

You'll see.

[He wasn't about to explain it since there was so much to the period than just the art but that will do for now.]

[last-ofherkind.livejournal.com]

[sands-in-mexico.livejournal.com]

[Walking toward the part of the museum that held the paintings, the inventions and several artifacts from the Renaissance, he was happy to explain each one the best he could.]

This is the period that supposedly changed how people thought and addressed issues. Unfortunately, not everyone understood the meanings until much later.