Evan wasn't sure if the offer to write an expository essay was a challenge on the Professor's part for the boy to find that boring or to give a subtle threat to stop pushing back and focus on the assignment offered. But truthfully, it was a fine suggestion to him. And if the Professor rather him work on that for the rest of the class period instead of the other assignment, he was certainly happy to do so. But he also didn't actually think that was what he meant, and it seemed more like an extra thing. Which... he was never one to shy away from, so he simply straightened his shoulders a bit. "Okay." And then because he didn't want to risk sounding disrespectful he added after, "Sir."

But since he assumed this was not an in place of the current option, he pushed up from his seat without hesitation after assignment was explained, heading towards the cupboard that was pointed out and grabbing a black piece of paper with a white marker. He still wasn't a very good artist, but he could certainly try. And drawing out the image he was considering seemed easier to him than anything else. As an after thought, he also grabbed two sheets of green paper and one red and took it all back to his seat.

He couldn't remember a moment in history in which all five of the aforementioned members of the family had been together. But that didn't mean he couldn't make an artistic compilation of the facts about them. So he began drawing it out, drawing the locket of Salazar Slytherin (the representation of Regulus) hanging over the middle of the page and coming to about half way, before drawing Bellatrix Lestrange underneath it - penning 'ha ha ha's' underneath her to indicate it was her by her callous laughter. There was a smaller figure marked as looking from a behind view, as if the figure was walking away from the rest of the subjects. Narcissa, turning her back on her sister and the order they'd both joined in favor of her son. To make it clear that was her, Evan also added a small child beside the figure, holding it's mother's hand. Draco.

And then came Sirius, on side of the laughing Bellatrix thin lined. For this one, Evan ripped off a piece of the red, gluing it on one side so that it could be lifted like a flap. Sirius, and the veil he disappeared into. Red, the sign of blood for death, and yet also red for Gryffindor. On the other side of Bellatrix, more forefront than Narcissa and Draco, he draw Andromeda, with another two thin lined figures behind her. Her husband, and her daughter, both also killed by Bellatrix Lestrange just as Sirius had been. He added small rips of green to each of the figures, signifying their affiliations with house Slytherin (and even retrieving some yellow for Tonks and her Hufflepuff-ness) before going back over Narcissa, the Locket, Bellatrix and Andromeda to deepen the lines, trying to distinguish who was alive and who had passed. It was entirely elaborate, but he was pleased with it enough.

And since he technically had finished the assignment, he then proceeded to work on that proposed essay, his text opening to 451 as he began his outline.