(In the school literature clubroom…)

Monika: “Wait, Haruka, you said you’re part of the art club, right?”

Haruka: “Yeah, that’s right. I joined the art club this year. Why do you ask, Monika?”

Monika: “Well, I was thinking…what are the names of the other members of the art club?”

Haruka: “Hmm, let me see…there’s Chisato, she’s specialized in painting. Then there’s Yuki, she’s really good at sketching. Next, there’s Hiroshi, he’s into sculpture.”

Monika: “Wow, it sounds like you have a diverse group of talented individuals in your club! Are there any other members?”

Haruka: “Yes, there’s also Ayano-”

Yuri: (suddenly perking up) “Did you just say Ayano? Is she the one who does calligraphy?”

Haruka: (surprised) “Yes, Yuri! How did you know?”

Yuri: “Before I joined the literature club, I went to the same school as Ayano. We were in the calligraphy club together. She’s always been incredibly skilled and dedicated to her art.”

Monika: “That’s so cool! It seems like each of you have found your passion and talent in different art forms.”

Yuri: “Yes, and that’s what makes our club so special. We all bring something unique to the table and inspire each other to grow.”

Haruka: “Oh, and did I mention that Ayano is the art club’s president? She’s not only talented but also a great leader. She always encourages us to explore different art styles and techniques.”

Monika: “That’s wonderful! It’s important to have a leader who can guide and inspire the rest of the members. I’m glad you found such a supportive environment in the art club.”

Haruka: “Definitely. Being part of the art club has really helped me improve my skills and gain confidence in my artwork. Plus, it’s always fun to collaborate and come up with new ideas together.”

Yuri: “I can imagine. Working alongside others who share your passion must be incredibly fulfilling.”

Monika: “It’s true. Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals can push you to become better and explore new possibilities. I’m really glad you found that in the art club, Haruka.”

Haruka: “Thank you, Monika. I feel really fortunate to be part of such an amazing group. And I’m glad the literature club has its own unique atmosphere as well.”

(Just then, the door swings open, and the other literature club members - Natsuki, Sayori, and MC - alongside the other art club members - Chisato, Yuki, Hiroshi, and Ayano - enter, filling the room with cheerful chatter.)

Natsuki: (playfully) “Hey, hey, what’s going on in here? Are you guys talking about art without us?”

Sayori: (excitedly) “Oh, I love art! Can I join the art club too?”

MC: (smiling) “I may not be the best artist, but I’d love to be a part of it as well.”

Chisato: “The more, the merrier! We would love to have you guys join us.”

Yuki: “Yeah, it’s always fun to have new members and exchange ideas.”

Hiroshi: (nodding) “Absolutely! Our club is all about creativity and friendship. We welcome anyone who’s interested.”

Ayano: (smiling warmly) “I agree. Art is a way to express ourselves and connect with others. We could all learn from each other.”

Monika: “That sounds fantastic! It’s great to see the two clubs coming together and supporting each other in this way.”

Yuri: (running up to Ayano) “Ayano!”