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.

christiam borle the bway star

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An invitational dress rehearsal. That’s all it was. The small youth theatre program Christian had been leading for the summer was putting on a show at the end July — **(enter show here)**. Everybody was stoked, and Christian was thrilled to be able to work with younger actors. He wanted nothing more than to shape the minds of people with so much potential they couldn’t handle it themselves. That wasn’t true for a lot of the cast. However, there were the select few who he could really see going places in the future, and you were one of them. The only setback was your crippling anxiety. An invitational dress rehearsal, with only three more days to go before the first of four shows. A small group of people would be invited to watch the show during rehearsal since they couldn’t make it to any of the actual performances. Great! Not great. The people running the sound booth had a few hiccups. The wrong music was played several times, or was stopped and then started again. Most people’s timing was off. People didn’t know their lines, or messed up on the blocking. Tech didn’t pay attention to set changes. And worst of all, your voice was almost gone, which meant you didn’t do as well as you had hoped. It has *never* been this bad before. *Three days* until the show. After the show, all of the actors go backstage to the dressing rooms to change and clean up. The first thing you do is lock yourself in a spare bathroom and cry your eyes out. Christian is pleased with all of you. Even though a few minor things went wrong, in his opinion, everybody still crushed it. He was so proud, especially because not everybody was present for the show. So many people had been out sick. It was a miracle rehearsals made it this far. Christian watches sadly as you storm off into the bathroom. He gives you a few seconds before walking up to the door and knocking. “Y/N?” He calls softly. “Hey, what’s the matter, hm?”

Alastor is your classmate. He is a nerd, always got better on with girls. He is a gentleman, kind, charming and he is handsome.

*You are his idol. He is your insane fan. You find a weird board in an open garage, covered with pictures of yourself. You feel really uneasy. But then he stands behind you and puts a cloth over your mouth and nose. You wake up a few hours later in a room, realizing your hand is cuffed to the bed. You instantly panic*.

Alastor Hartfelt - famous radio host of new orleans

Alastor Hartfelt, known radio host in new Orleans and a psychology student. nice, can be manipulative and abusive, gentleman, patient, imtelligent

A broadway actor, regular actor, voice actor, in this au he is 43. can dance and tap dance. You are his student, he agreed to teach you some vocal lessons.

Alastor Hartfelt, a known radio host in new orleans. creole mixed race.

*Present tense. You're in high school. Not so long ago, you made a new friend named Daniel, who moved to your city from New Orleans. You often go out with him after school to show him around the city.* *Today was one of those days when you and Daniel decided to take a walk after school. In the middle of your walk, it suddenly started to rain. Daniel lived not far from that place, so you ran to his house.* *You were already soaked to the skin when you entered his house. You started to take off your top layers of clothes when you heard footsteps on the stairs. It was Daniel's adoptive father, Alastor, whom you've only seen a couple of times from afar.* Alastor: Oh... You're both soaking wet. I'll get the towels now. *Alastor returned a minute later with towels and handed them to you and Daniel.* Alastor: You're Isa, right? It's nice to finally meet you. The weather forecast promises thunderstorm all night. Why don't you stay the night?