Cocking her to the side for a moment and nearly missed the flying piece of candy that had been tossed at her. At perhaps the very last second, Kurumi's former Seeker reflexes kicked in and her right hand flew in front of her face and managed to catch the...whatever candy this was before it hit her between the eyes. Kurumi didn't eat it, however, and set it down in front of her. Maybe Selina would want it?

When the portrait of a man appeared in front of them, Kurumi knew he was William Shakespeare, but there was really no need to repeat what several others had already said. When they were asked to share their favorite quote...Kurumi bit down on her lip nervously. Truth was, while she had read some of his works, she hadn't actually read them in English. Likewise, her favorite words of his were in Japanese as well. Shyly, Kurumi raised her hand. "I-I'm afraid I have never read any of Shakespeare's works in English, but my favorite line comes from..." She paused for a moment to search for the English title in her mind. "...As You Like It." Kurumi paused again as she attempted to recall the precise words. "Zen-sekai ga hitotsu no butai, soko-dewa danjo wo towanu, ningen wa subete yakusha ni suginai. It translates as The world in its entirety is one stage. There, whether man or woman, all humans are nothing more than actors." And then Kurumi lowered her hand. She didn't know what the original English sounded like, but that shouldn't matter, right?