American Visionary Art Museum, Baltimore, MD, Wednesday

[justbeingbay]

It turned out the main exhibit at the American Visionary Art Museum for Bay and Gert's visit was by a guy obsessed with the end of the world.

His work was good, but it made for a morbid gallery to walk through before lunch.

"Okay," Bay said, as she stood in front of yet another canvas of skulls. "The world is not allowed to end before I finish high school."

[OOC: NFB due to distance. For she of the purple hair!]

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[justbeingbay]

"Trust me, after what Daphne tells me about what goes on at the state capitol, I think you're safer with supervillains than with most politicians," Bay said firmly. "And, so ... I get where you're coming from, but doesn't the hero thing scare you? It would scare me."

[arsenicmauls]

"For sure," Gert agreed vehemently. "But I do have a psychic dinosaur and really badass friends, which is more than some people have. Plus, a lot of bad guys are total wimps."

It was kind of depressing, actually.

"Besides, aren't you scared about starting college? I think that would freak me out."

[justbeingbay]

"Seriously?" Bay was still surprised. "I always figured they wouldn't go into being bad unless they were good at it."

They were finally at the coffee stand, so she pushed open the door before answering Gert's next question.

"And I'm actually fine with it," she said. "Not that I'm in some rush to be an adult, but I've always liked being independent, you know?"

[arsenicmauls]

"Yeah, fair," Gert granted, nodding. So had she, she guessed - it was weird that the idea of college intimidated her at all. "How weird is it gonna be to take real classes again, though?"

[justbeingbay]

"It's art school," Bay said hopefully. "Maybe they'd let me just .... paint how I feel about calculus."

[arsenicmauls]

"Oh, perfect," Gert said, nodding in the direction of the room they had just come from, "you could just borrow this guy's style."

Gert was not a calculus fan.

[justbeingbay]

"And then I'd get an A for being passionate, right?" Bay asked rhetorically. "Or I could tear up my book and make a giant collage."