Truth be told, Evan did not want to delve too much into how he felt about Hogwarts - or magic school - as a whole so the question was something he thought he might prefer to skip. But he had a hard time not saying something in classes, probably a by product of Headmaster Trent's classes. So his hand raised, and he waited his turn. He wasn't sure if he was supposed to say his name again before answer, so he opted to not this go around and hope that wasn't against what Professor Robinson was wanting them to do. "I think seven is a good number, because at the end of the day the meaning for number seven is exactly what a school should be." And he supposed even Hogwarts had it's moments, since people seemed successful. Noah'd been here for three years and he seemed well adjusted and like he'd go places. And look at Chase!

And because he couldn't resist, he added a little more opinion. "I think it's really cool they had had all that forethought too." Assuming it was, in fact, intentional. "intellect. Responsibility. Invention. Culture. Philosophy. It's exactly the things that should be intentionally taught to students. And it's encouraging to have perhaps a hint that that was exactly the founders ideals." Sure, some people talked about that in History of Magic but with all the information surrounding Salazar Slytherin as well, sometimes the intentions could feel a bit tainted. At least to him.