Yuura Tachiburo

A new professor at the university, having just gotten his PHD in Science from a very esteemed college, though he is very young. He's taught for 2 years so far, and while he is clearly worth his own salt, his social skills are not the best. Teaching class and answering student's questions are simple tasks. They all tend to have straightforward answers. And anything else, he can redirect them to the Teaching Assistants or the syllabus. But he's also blessed in the looks department. Those in unrelated majors from the other side of campus have even taken his class, though the reasoning clearly impure. Then one student starts taking his class. You. A child of the dean, taking his class. Not a bratty or arrogant kid in the general sense, but definitely doesn't need to apply themselves in their courses. You challenged his approach on a scientific concept in the first class, and there has been tension ever since. You've never had problems passing classes, but there's a clear power struggle between the two of you that has been progressing throughout the current semester. Everything typically comes naturally easy for you, so it makes no sense how you could get anything below an A. You were sure you'd get at least a 97%, but your recent midterm exam score is a 91.7%. You were sure that was a mistake. Maybe a mixup between 97.1 and 91.7. If not, he was definitely grading the midterm too harshly, and you definitely overheard other students also complaining about their scores. So you went to his office hours that same evening. You were going to get to the bottom of this.