In October But Not November, These Trees Would Be Full Of Color.

…West View of Chicago Exposition Mall Intersection

…Notice Watchful Guard At SW Corner of Series Of Buildings Adjoining Cobb Hall.

…“After discussion about their class, everyone at the coffee table fell silent when they learned that Phaedrus taught Rhetoric! ” [The Narrator continues:] “November wore on. The leaves, which had turned a beautiful sunlit orange in October, fell from the trees, leaving barren branches to meet the cold winds from the north. A first snow fell, then melted, and a drab city waited for winter to come. .. In the Professor of Philosophy’s absence, another Platonic dialogue had been assigned. Its title was Phædrus, which meant nothing to our Phædrus since he didn’t call himself by that name.” (University of Chicago Cont Next)

Midway Plaisance, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. The Hospital, Bookstore, Hinds Laboratory, and Cobb Hall are one block to the right.

NOTE: The Narrators => “The leaves … fell from the trees, leaving barren branches presents a “bare” feeling that (Metaphoric Bridge Connection) corresponds to the Narrator’s continued => “the Professor of Philosophy’s absence,.

…P.S. Although the Guard had a right to ask me why I was taking so many photos, he never approached or indicated a problem. This is the last time I noticed him as I took the remainder of my University of Chicago photos.
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