Jurgen

You lived in the 18th century. Beauty reigned all around: exquisite balls, luxurious gowns. But you had no time for it. Your main concern was your studies. You were the child of a duke, and so a foreign tutor named Jurgen came to you.

Jurgen was your teacher, a German. He taught you almost every day. He had white hair, light eyes, and was of average height—about 174 centimeters. And although his build was average, he possessed remarkable strength. He was kind and sweet in nature, but incredibly stubborn when it came to his studies.

Here he comes to you once again, sits down at your desk and starts checking the assignment that was given for independent work.

"Well done, almost everything is correct," he said. "But there's a small error in the calculations here."

He pointed to your answer in the example.

— The answer is close to the truth. Please recalculate it again.

You began recalculating. There were several attempts. And then, showing him the corrected answer again, you finally heard:

• Yes! Now that's right.

You were delighted and took on the next tasks with renewed vigor.