The question that was posed to the class was... not something Evan wanted to mull on or think about. Because he found that when he stared at the list, his mind couldn't stop running through other assumptions about himself, about things he'd heard others say about others and it just made him feel... angry.

An emotion he didn't particularly enjoy.

So instead, he listened to his classmates answers, jotting some other notes down in his notebook as they all reflected. Hearing Gemma's point, his eyes did go back to the board as he considered what she said. Was that things people had heard directly? Or was it assumptions people made about themselves? Evan knew he'd heard people call him robotic when he was younger, that wasn't new, but... was he still holding on to something that no one even thought anymore?

Was everyone else?

He still didn't feel the need to offer anything vocally, especially since Professor Schmoe told them they could quietly reflect instead. Which Evan immensely appreciated their Professor giving them a choice like that in this currently... very vulnerable setting.