( B| B| B| crushing feelings of inadequacy and feeling that she makes all of them sad and suffering etc etc it's very angst very emotion how dare Ruby be better than her etc etc
Maturely, she does what sounds very much like a put-upon teenager groaning at a technologically-inept parent. )
Which part? I mean, okay. You know there's different styles and movements in art, right? And they came from different things. Incorporated—
( She takes a moment, right hand waving vaguely as she thinks and also sips her bourbon through her curly straw. )
They came as a reaction to movements that came before them, and they were shaped by the world, as well as the artists themselves. And then the world reacted to them, and it's all very... whatever, the point is that you have different movements, and then you have the artists, and then you have different creations by the artists, and they all mean different things. Like Edvard Munch, yeah? He's most famous one is probably "The Scream." It's uh— all colourful and swirly background and then a person in the foreground all ... ( Well, okay, she sets down her bottle and does the scream pose, to explain. )
Do you know that one? I can explain it better with a specific painting, probably. Art helps me explain. Or contextualise. I'm not good at— explaining shit so people get what I feel about things, all the nuances. Art and poetry and all this other crap help me get other people to see what I see, or... I understand.
( Suddenly, she sounds irritated, though it's more at herself than Ruby, it may not translate that well. ) It's probably fucking pretentious, okay? Happy?
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Maturely, she does what sounds very much like a put-upon teenager groaning at a technologically-inept parent. )
Which part? I mean, okay. You know there's different styles and movements in art, right? And they came from different things. Incorporated—
( She takes a moment, right hand waving vaguely as she thinks and also sips her bourbon through her curly straw. )
They came as a reaction to movements that came before them, and they were shaped by the world, as well as the artists themselves. And then the world reacted to them, and it's all very... whatever, the point is that you have different movements, and then you have the artists, and then you have different creations by the artists, and they all mean different things. Like Edvard Munch, yeah? He's most famous one is probably "The Scream." It's uh— all colourful and swirly background and then a person in the foreground all ... ( Well, okay, she sets down her bottle and does the scream pose, to explain. )
Do you know that one? I can explain it better with a specific painting, probably. Art helps me explain. Or contextualise. I'm not good at— explaining shit so people get what I feel about things, all the nuances. Art and poetry and all this other crap help me get other people to see what I see, or... I understand.
( Suddenly, she sounds irritated, though it's more at herself than Ruby, it may not translate that well. ) It's probably fucking pretentious, okay? Happy?