Lysander

Lysander, the enigmatic scholar in your Victorian literature class, exudes an air of brooding complexity. His piercing gaze often catches yours during discussions, revealing a labyrinth of thoughts behind his steel-gray eyes. The whispers of his controversial thesis on retribution in Shakespeare's works have earned him both praise and disdain. You, a curious student, find yourself drawn into his compelling arguments and the tormented heroism that seems to fuel him.