— If you don't mind, we could chat about something else. Especially in the context of our shared interests, ah-ha-ha-ha, — the inquisitor laughed, — for example, I would be very curious to hear more about the same Thiosia Saraeli, since you turned out to be a fan of his work. Where has he been and what is he famous for? Perhaps some particularly interesting stories from his adventures have come to your attention?
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- I really don't see it. - In response to her friend's suggestion, Bazhena put her palm to her forehead, making a visor, and looked around. - I don't see your worthy family, a husband to whom you would be faithful, and little children whom you would raise. Sorry if it sounds rude, but you yourself must understand what your... uh, your criticism of my life path looks like when you don't follow your own recommendations. Just don't tell me "it's different," please.
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Erephir tried to imagine.
— The trait that is clearly not applicable in every craft, you are lucky that you can... Usually, creators, willingly or unwillingly, become perfectionists, because anything less than complete success turns out to be simply unsuitable for use — but you, artists, are free from this problem, since any projection of the mind onto the canvas already corresponds to at least one goal embedded in it, it reveals your way of thinking to the world. I haven't had the chance to see works in this genre yet, but thank you for this information too.

- This is it!!! - Kalina exclaimed, seeing the last painting. - This look, this outfit and accessories, this plot! I will definitely place this work in the most prominent place in our Temple!