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Note: This Devilgram's story content is identical in both "Obey Me!" and "Nightbringer."

monSOLO "Were you excited?"

MC drops by Lucifer 's room to see him. Lucifer is thrilled that they're going on a trip together, and asks MC to give him some time so he can finish packing. While he'd normally be ready, Lucifer had ordered travel brochures for famous tourist spots around the world for the trip that only arrived that day. He didn't want them to get stumped for ideas, so he ordered as many as possible. MC expresses how difficult having so many brochures would be, and Lucifer ends up agreeing -- choosing one to bring instead. Once he finishes packing, the two of them depart.

ButlerBarb "I can understand you."

Now in the Human World , Lucifer takes a moment to admire the view since they don't get natural sunlight in the Devildom . The itinerary for the trip consists of visiting art museums and tourist attractions. Lucifer has a route planned that will allow them to get to each location effectively while still having time to savor the most notable sights. The goal of the trip is to learn more about the history of the human world and deepen their understanding of it. As MC 's guide, Lucifer promises to show them the vacation of a lifetime.

Mammoney "Won't we run out of time?"

Lucifer comments on how magnificent the art museum they're at is. It's the oldest art museum in the world, and Lucifer is sure it has a rich history. They wander the exhibits and find a statue missing both of its arms. Lucifer believes it was a conscious choice made by the artist. He asks for MC 's opinion, and they can reply that they feel sorry for it, or that they think it's beautiful. Lucifer comments that the lack of arms is supposed to stir the viewer's imagination. Lucifer finds looking at different works of art and talking about them fun before he and MC head to their next destination.

DDSimeon "I'm glad you're having fun."

After the sun has set, Lucifer asks if MC is tired after their day. They can either tell him they're okay, or that they're exhausted. Regardless of their answer, Lucifer suggests sitting on a nearby bench to rest. Lucifer briefly leaves to bring back coffee for the two of them. Lucifer realizes it took much longer than expected to visit everything on their list. Despite things not going according to plan, he enjoyed himself. He tells MC that he believes knowing cultural differences and different ways of thinking is crucial to understanding others. Lucifer also mentions that it's important to try and understand those closest to you and wishes to know MC better. MC tells him this trip gave them the opportunity to know him better. Lucifer is glad they feel that way and tells them they're special to him, and he hopes they share many more fun experiences together.

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Just a little drive-by posting with an anchor chart that we came up with to remind ourselves of the expectations for answering comprehension questions from our novels.  We go over this like crazy at the beginning of the year, but it’s around this time that we are in need of a review.

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I'm definitely going to borrow that "ask yourself" piece. What a great focus question for rereading their answers! MissKinBK

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