Good to hear more people enjoyed it. A nice little up-lifter after a couple days of crazy college classes. ._.;
Saori: Thanks! I was aiming for something that made the reader think, since that's what he was trying to get the students to do. It was really a short emulation of something my high school art teacher did at my graduation.
Rai: I still have to make the game page for it. ._.;; I haven't had time to get around to it.
Nebi: If I could've found one, I would've used it. Kind of like an easel with a spotlight shining on it. Glad you liked it, though!
monele: That's really what a short story has to do - make you care about the characters in a very small amount of time.
As for who the narrator was... I was actually aiming for a male character, but I've been told I do write very much like a girl, so... xD I think the real meat of the story was the interaction between the teacher and his students, which is why it was paramount to have a student narrating the story. If it was an impartial narrator, it would've been about the character of the teacher, not the abstract concept of the interaction.
I usually had pauses after commas and sentences that flowed together in subject, and clicks after periods and ends of major sentences. I prefer music fades to cuts because cuts just seem so abrupt. It completely ruins any mood that the music is supposed to be creating. I mean, it works if it's a dramatic scene and you cut it off for dramatic effect, but otherwise, it should ALWAYS fade.
And thanks! I'm still trying to cook one up, other than AKTMNN, since that's going to be an insanely long project. Most all of my creative energies have been devoted to my classes as of late (since I'm in a music composition major track).