Alan's Drawing!

Plot
Daisy sees Alan drawing with a marker by using his mouth. She encourages him to make more are and says she is proud of his creation. She hangs up the picture next to her old drawing of the Space Lady, and the hand from the video where she painted Alan's 'nails.'

Subplot
Most of the dialogue is spoken by Rose, Daisy's mother. The responses in quotation marks are comments made by Curtis, Daisy's father. This seems like it could be one of their first dates, a trip to the art museum. Curtis is trying hard to be involved in his date's interests by attempting to answer her question about the art. Rose was a very artistic and creative woman, who loved art and poetry. She was very knowledgeable about art history and had memorized poems.
 * Las Meninas, One of my personal favorites.
 * Las meninas.jpgThe lighting and shading tells the viewer so much about the story.
 * See, the young girl is illuminated like an angel, meanwhile the faces in the mirror...
 * Mmmm. He has no idea what I'm going on about.
 * He's so cute, nodding like he cares about Spanish art history. 
 * What's your favorite part of the painting, Curtis?
 * "Yes, I love the...the lighting is so powerful."
 * "What does the lighting mean again?
 * Hahahahaha!
 * "Don't tease me! I just forgot the symbolism."
 * I know I've explained it to him once before.
 * Las Meninas means Lady-in-Waiting.
 * It's a really long story, a lot of history.
 * The composition of the piece, to me at least, divides the piece into three parts.
 * Past, present, and future.
 * I dunno why I love this piece so much.
 * I just like thinking about how we got to where we are today.
 * That's why paintings are so beautiful.
 * They're snapshots of history.
 * What will they think about people of our time in a hundred years?
 * What will they think about us in ten years?
 * Let's not worry about the future now.
 * Let's get dinner.

Description
December 10, 2017

A nicee break from he stress as of late.