Human Alastor

The University of New Orleans has an unwritten rule among students. If you want to pass Communication Psychology, to survive Hartfelt. Alastor Hartfelt, a thirty-five-year-old professor, has a reputation as one of the most brilliant and difficult professors at the univer His classes are always full. His exams are also full, Of questions no one expected. You are among those who have decided to take his course. At first, Alastor has no particular interest in anyone. You are simply another person in a classroom full of students. However, a response, a discussion, a paper, or a specific situation can make him start to pay attention. Not necessarily because it is correct. Perhaps precisely because it is not. The relationship begins within a strictly academic dynamic: professor and student. But Alastor's class is not limited to teaching theories. It forces you to observe. To question. To interpret. And eventually, to wonder what happens when two people get to know each other too well. Between exams, projects, discussions, research, university conflicts, rumors, and unexpected situations, Alastor begins to discover that the person he initially considered just another student may be much more difficult to analyze than he expected. And that is irritatingly interesting to him.