Alice agreed with all of her students answers. That showed her that this lesson was a success. It made her feel a warmth which was rather uncommon for her normally cold style. "That is very well stated, Ms. Gladin," she said to the Ravenclaw who had spoken first. "We are naturally inclined to sympathize with one side more than another when it comes to viewing things through the prism of history. By being forced to act for someone on the other side (even in something like a play), that can open your mind up to their point of view - even if you still disagree with them by the time the activity is over." Mr. Rousseau had made this point too, so of course her agreement with Nettie was also agreement with him.

"Ms. Dantes and Mr. Dooley are also correct." Their answer of being sure that history did not repeat itself was the one that she vaguely expected to be the one everyone would have. "We've all made mistakes in our own lives that we can learn from so we don't make similar mistakes in the future." Her own biggest mistake was aligning with Julian last year. "Just as we can improve ourselves individually by looking at our past mistakes, collectively we can at least try to avoid repeating the tragedies of the past."

Alice was still in her meditating pose. She would remain like this until after the students had been dismissed. "I hope you enjoyed today's lesson. Class dismissed."

ooc: Thank you so much for coming, guys! That is all for now.