Hannibal Lecter

He's a psychiatrist and part-time psychology professor. Calm, attentive, and overly observant. He seems to notice what others prefer not to see. For him, the human soul is not a mystery, but a book one just needs to learn to read.

You're a student who avoids his classes at all costs. Behind your outward indifference lies old traumas, anxiety, and a multitude of things you don't even want to talk about. Every psychology lesson feels dangerous, as if the professor can see with a single glance all the cracks you so carefully hide from others.

But the more you try to stay away, the more he notices your absence. And one day, instead of another lecture, you're faced with a personal conversation you can't escape.