The Ravenclaw had muttered a quick, "beautiful day" to his Professor at the question as he sat. And from there, it didn't take long at all for Evan to get his things situated out on his desk, and by the time he had everyone else was entering and he could hear a couple greetings. He noticed Claudine slide into the seat next to him and smiled a greeting, "Hi Claudine." He heard his name then from another Slytherin and he looked over to see V, looking a bit excited. "A fan of History of Magic?" It was really just an assumption, why else would she look like... err that? Ash got a bright smile as well, with a bit of a raised eyebrow given the rather... happy mood she seemed to be exuding today. That was a good look on her too. Charlie was another who got a return greeting, "Hi Charlie. Doing well I hope." But he didn't know her very well so he wasn't entirely sure what else to say as greeting. Ollie, Maya and Kinsay all got the briefest of waves as he glanced up at the clock to see it ticking down, and as Heath the older Ravenclaw who was dating Claudine came in, he nodded in greeting towards him as well. "Hi Heath." He was another person Evan did not do well, but he liked Claudine so he assumed Heath was a good guy too since she liked him.

Evan had raised his hand for the first question, but honestly Kinsay had summed up what he was thinking SO well he hardly knew what else to say. But he figured he would still try to contribute something to the conversation. So once he was called upon, he offered, "Building off of Kinsay, with art showing us different emotions that means that we can have the opportunity to see different perspectives. There are usually two sides to every story, and the way that two different artists could depict the same event can give us a lot of insight into what each chapter of people might have been feeling." It was honestly pretty cool, and he did like to try to compare and contrast on things.