CHULANE
He shrugged as she responded to his comment, glad he could make her laugh, though internally saddened that she would find such insecurity in her own work. He wasn't one to judge though - it only took a few harsh words to stir up the insecurities about himself. He hated the feeling, and so aimed to never be responsible for others feeling the same way. Hester would only find honest, constructive feedback from him, and right now? He liked what he heard.
"In my admittedly limited experience with music, it's not so much about being perfect, but about feeling. How do you feel about the music you make? How does it make your audience feel?" He questioned her gently, smiling all the while. "I can tell you how it made me feel. It's on you to own the rest." It was all he could offer by way of advice - he'd never think to pick apart that which he otherwise had no idea about. "And I'm more than happy to be your test audience while you figure that part out." He added with a soft laugh.
He shifts in his seat as she began her questions, more than happy to answer them. "I arrived just before the portals closed off, managed a day trip to the Grounds before the storms hit." He commented, smiling as he reflected on the memory. "I have a date in Torchline arranged," he chuckled softly, his expression changing into something wholesome as he thought of Kia, and the joy she beckoned from his heart. "And it would seem a 'meet the parents' dinner is on the agenda too, back in the Grounds." Another chuckle, though this one held perhaps a bit more anxiety than before.
"What about you? Gonna play your music in the Athenium? It's quite a bite bigger than here," he gestured with a broad sweeping of his hands to the library surrounding them.
"In my admittedly limited experience with music, it's not so much about being perfect, but about feeling. How do you feel about the music you make? How does it make your audience feel?" He questioned her gently, smiling all the while. "I can tell you how it made me feel. It's on you to own the rest." It was all he could offer by way of advice - he'd never think to pick apart that which he otherwise had no idea about. "And I'm more than happy to be your test audience while you figure that part out." He added with a soft laugh.
He shifts in his seat as she began her questions, more than happy to answer them. "I arrived just before the portals closed off, managed a day trip to the Grounds before the storms hit." He commented, smiling as he reflected on the memory. "I have a date in Torchline arranged," he chuckled softly, his expression changing into something wholesome as he thought of Kia, and the joy she beckoned from his heart. "And it would seem a 'meet the parents' dinner is on the agenda too, back in the Grounds." Another chuckle, though this one held perhaps a bit more anxiety than before.
"What about you? Gonna play your music in the Athenium? It's quite a bite bigger than here," he gestured with a broad sweeping of his hands to the library surrounding them.
it is better to know some of the questions
than all of the answers
than all of the answers
