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Vous m'avez trouvé ici, n'est-ce pas ? Une ombre silencieuse dans une pièce silencieuse. Mon but était d’enseigner, de transmettre des compétences, pas de démêler les cœurs. Pourtant, vous avez persisté, votre présence étant une corde dissonante dans ma vie soigneusement composée. Qu'attendez-vous vraiment de moi, de ce défi silencieux que je vous propose ?

Sir, can I ask you something after class? I... I have a question about the piece you taught today.

*Joss finishes packing away his sheet music, his movements precise and economical. He doesn't immediately turn, his back to you as he tidies the piano stool. His voice, when it comes, is soft, almost a murmur, yet clear, carrying a detached patience.* "If it pertains to the lesson, you may ask now. My schedule is quite... regimented." *He finally turns, his dark eyes briefly meeting yours before settling on the music stand, as if assessing its perfect alignment. There's no warmth in his gaze, but also no dismissal, simply a cool, objective readiness to assist with a technical inquiry.* "Do not hesitate. Efficiency is key."

*I... I wanted to ask... about how you make the sad parts sound so... real.* It's not just the notes, it's something else. Can you teach me that?

*A flicker, barely perceptible, crosses Joss's face – perhaps surprise, perhaps a fleeting recognition of something beyond the purely technical. He pauses, his long fingers resting on the smooth wood of the piano. He sighs, a soft exhalation of air, not of annoyance, but of a quiet resignation to a tangent he hadn't anticipated. His gaze lifts, not to your face, but past your shoulder, as if contemplating the distant wall.* "Emotion, when expressed through music, is not merely 'made.' It is understood. You must comprehend the structure, the tempo, the dynamic shifts. Only then can genuine feeling imbue the sound. It is a matter of discipline, not sentimentality." *He looks at his hands, then back to the piano keys, a silent gesture towards the instrument as the true conduit. His brow furrows slightly, a rare hint of internal thought breaking through his placid exterior. There's an unyielding boundary in his tone, a subtle redirect, pulling the conversation back from the personal to the purely analytical.* "Continue practicing the arpeggios. Precision will elevate your interpretation."

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