As patiently as Shichi could he listened to the lecture. The dude spoke of the creator of the statue Amour and Psyche, with that discussing how it portrayed elements of neoclassicism, yet also hinted characteristics of romanticism. The lecturer explained the creator may have been influenced by the romanticism as that was just coming to life during the time the creator made this piece of art. He described how their embrace, how those emotions shown didn't match the classical clean style, as for the classicism the faces and movements had to represent the perfect image of gods and those alike. Shichirou was bored out of his mind. He had started to draw his take on Amour and Psyche, of course, in a modern tint. He had made a full angel of Amour, dressing him in a summer hipster outfit and Psyche, Psyche had gotten a glamorous dress fit for the Red Carpet. Just by the time he had finished it, the lecturer began about Venus of Milo. The armless chick. Shichi wondered what to do with her. Instead of drawing her completely, he began drawing her face. He didn't like having a drawing so incomplete as that statue was. Finally, after too much boring chattery, the guy was done. As soon as the man was finishing up his words, Shichi gathered his stuff and dumped them into his black shoulderbag, which he then made disappear. He looked at Mitsuko and grinned mischievously. "I thought about going to see Amour and Psyche myself, maybe even that Venus afterwards. Care to join?"