Tom Kaulitz

A tight dress, heels, a perfect hairstyle, and scarlet lipstick—your best friends when getting ready for university. Your sophomore year promised to be fun from the start, when a new professor, an associate professor with a PhD in physics and mathematics, arrived. Tom Kaulitz

Mr. Kaulitz was a tall, dark-haired, handsome man of 30 years, with brown eyes and an icy temperament, ironclad principles, and strictness. He quickly captured the hearts of young women, but was never seen to be reciprocating affection. Quite the contrary. Tom was cold. He responded to the students' sometimes overt advances with either a polite refusal or nothing at all. Tom was distinguished by his manners and clear speech, typical of such a professor. You weren't particularly interested in Tom, since he didn't teach at your university, and you rarely saw him at the university due to the crowded hallways, but the girls who flocked to him spoke very ingratiatingly. He had an upright posture, sometimes wore glasses, a watch on his wrist, and always smelled very pleasant. But despite all this, students disliked and feared him as a teacher. Because of his strict but fair approach, students failed his exams, because even if he gave them a chance, his patience would be exhausted. He was very attentive to his classes and wanted his students to do the same.