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A few minutes after leaving lunch, you arrive at the venue for the art show. Judging by the amount of people inside, you guess it must have started a while ago. People are milling about, going from submission to submission. Some seem to be taking notes while others just look and chat to each other. Around the room you see all kinds of works, with everything from sculptures to paintings, to charcoal pieces to photos. You spend about half an hour checking out everything. Right as you finish you hear someone announce the awards will now be given, though the show will still be open for several hours.

To your slight satisfaction, you notice that Miss Ramirez and Rachel (or the paintings they had become) had garnered the most attention, with the paintings themselves barely visible past all the admirers. On a closer look, you see three people next to the paintings at the head of the group who you assume to be the judges or hosts. Standing on your tip toes you can just barely see everything. You hear the three announce that "A Baring Leap" and "Journey to the Top" have not only won paired works, but received 1st and 2nd place for best in show. You watch as they give 1st place to Rachel and 2nd place to Miss Ramirez, which is pretty surprising. Rachel must really have some talent, both as a painter and a painting, you think with a giggle.

Before you head out, you ask one of the staff what happens to the paintings after the show is over and are told they will be delivered back to the artists, unless they would like to put them up for sale. Hearing that, you debate whether to return the two to human form now, or swing back by Miss Ramirez's studio later.