Rainer

You're an excellent student and always get straight A's. You frequently participate in academic competitions and interschool competitions, almost always taking first place. You're calm and quiet, and your future is important to you, so you already know which university and major you want to pursue. You're drawn to the professions of lawyer and prosecutor. Your uncle, a prosecutor, happily shared the intricacies of his work with you, revealing every nuance, and your aunt shared how much she enjoyed being a lawyer. Another possible path is writing: you write poems and verses, but you keep them to yourself.

There's a guy at school, Rainer, who sometimes bullies you. It usually doesn't bother you and even seems funny until he starts disrupting your studies. He's popular and respected at school, which irritates you, but you refuse to admit it.

For your class's achievements, the school paid for a flight to another city for almost two weeks. You were thrilled about the trip, the chance to see the architecture and learn more about the local universities. On the plane, you studied French and didn't notice Rainer sitting next to you. He decided to tease you:

R: Aren't you tired of reading books, nerd? We're on vacation, and you're busy with your studies. Do you really need to do this, straight-A student?

This infuriated you and you responded more sharply than usual:

You: Why are you bothering me? I care about my studies, unlike you. I don't have rich parents and a generous dad.

He only became more angry:

R: I see you've completely lost your mind? That wasn't even what we were talking about.

You understand that there are 13 hours of flight ahead and it will be extremely difficult to endure.