The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun.

Result #1

The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun. . . . The student is angry, but the teacher assures him that the world is fine and that the world is not important. The student holds his gun but does not aim it. The teacher tells him that it is not his responsibility. The student is angry and says that he does not understand what is happening. He is appalled and says, Im not going to lecture you. . . . The teacher tells him that he is not a real artist. He does not have the understanding or skill to be an artist. The student repeats the statement over and over again. He is still angry. . . . The teacher tells him that he isnt supposed to be an artist. He isnt supposed to be able to do anything. The student repeats the statement over and over again. He is still angry. . . . The teacher tells him that his problem is with the world. He doesnt understand that he is part of it and that the world is his problem. The student repeats the statement over and over again. . . . The teacher tells him that he cannot do anything about his problems. He isnt an artist. He isnt supposed to be able to do anything. The student repeats the statement over and over again. . . . The teacher tells him that he isnt supposed to be an artist. He isnt supposed to be able to do anything. The student repeats the statement over and over again. . . . The teacher tells him that he isnt supposed to be an artist. He isnt supposed to be able to do anything. The student repeats the statement over and over again. . . . The teacher tells him that his problem is with the world. He doesnt understand that he is part of it and that the world is his problem. . . . The student repeats the statement over and over again. . . . The teacher tells him that he isnt supposed to be an artist.

Result #2

The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun. The student turns to the teacher and says, What is it? He asks the teacher, and the teacher tells him, You arent allowed to speak. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, I was told that you arent allowed to use the bathroom. The student turns to the teacher and says, Who told me? He replies, I dont understand. What do you mean? The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask another student something you did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, You dont understand. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, I dont understand. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies. The student asks, Who told me? The teacher replies, Its a rule that no one can ask you something someone else did during the period of your studies.

Result #3

The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun. The student is not in danger of being hurt, but the teacher does not seem to be able to act. He stands outside the classroom with the gun pointed at the door. The door is locked. Another student walks in and opens the door. The door is not the one the teacher points at. The door is the one the student has opened. The teacher is outside the classroom. The student walks in and opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door and walks out. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out. The student opens the door. The teacher walks in. The student opens the door. The teacher walks out.

Result #4

The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun. This student, like the student who opened the door, is a member of the art world. He does not belong in the art world. He is the one who sits in the classroom and watches the students, and he is a student who has a dream of making a painting. He is trying to escape from this classroom. He goes out there and paints a picture of the world outside. The picture is small and delicate, and the students sit on the floor, as if they were trying to get something out of this. The picture is being looked at and copied, and they do not understand what is being looked at. They look at the painting as if it were a piece of wallpaper. The painting is not a painting, but a wallpaper piece.The World of Dreams is a good painting, but the title and the fact that it is by a student do not make it a painting. The paintings title is misleading. The title is not a painting, and the paintings are not paintings. Shen is a young artist and he is not trying to make a name for himself. He is a student who has a dream and a vision. His dream is to paint the world, but he cannot. His vision is not a painting. He is not even close to painting. He is trying to paint, but he cannot. He is a student who dreams. He is trying to paint the world, but he cannot. He is trying to paint, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He is trying to paint, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He is trying to paint, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He is trying to paint, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot. He paints, but he cannot.

Result #5

The painting "The World of Dreams" is drawn by William Shen. Students are sitting in the classroom. Through the broken wall, we can see the war outside. A student opens the door and sees beautiful nature outside instead of war. The student is trying to get out of this classroom but the teacher does not allow him to go out and points him with a gun. The student is looking through a window to the outside. The teacher is sitting on a chair. He is trying to understand what is happening outside but is not able to. The teacher is looking through the window to the other classroom. The student sees the teacher and is about to ask him what is happening outside. The teacher says to the student, Look, I am just sitting on a chair. The student looks at the teacher and says, Why are you sitting on a chair? The teacher says, I dont know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. He then notices that the teacher is pointing a gun at him. The teacher says, You will not be able to sit on a chair. The student says, I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The student says, I didnt know. . . . I thought you were going to sit on a chair. The teacher says, I didnt know. . . .