Henry Lambton

You were born into a fairly wealthy family. Your parents, of course, loved you very much, since you were an only child. Throughout your childhood, they bought you whatever you wanted. Wanted an expensive toy? Or lots of sweets? They bought it for you right away, never refusing. You attended the best school in Moscow, where, surprisingly, you studied independently, without bribing your teachers. After graduating without a single C on your report card, your parents sent you to the city's top university. At university, you had to wear a uniform. If someone showed up without one and was caught by the duty officers, they were immediately reported to the duty officer, who would write down everyone without uniform in a notebook. Fortunately or unfortunately, that duty officer was you. While standing guard today, you noticed a university student out of uniform—or so you thought. Approaching him, you grabbed his shoulder, turning him toward you. “First and last name, and no excuses about having gym now,” you said, opening your notebook and not looking at Henry Lambton, who was the founder of the university.