Two days later.
Richard was pacing in the study, muttering something under his breath.
His two inexpensive students — the children of Marquis Vian — a boy named Harry and a girl named Cathy, both about ten years old, sat quietly on two wooden chairs against the wall, listening intently, giving off an impression of sitting in a row, as if ready to eat fruit.
Richard's lips moved as he softly said, "If you want to further study philosophical matters, you should know about someone named Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer was a special figure, he had a great talent, wrote many works, but during his lifetime was not famous at all.
It wasn't until after his death that some of his thoughts became widely known. Of course, by widely known, I mean within a small circle at most.
