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“so it’s a strategic play. interesting. is he actually some kind of weird math genius, then?” harry can’t help but feel slightly amused at the concept, but it’s not a bad idea. flunk the class, spend time with the cute tutor, win win. he’d be destroyed if he’d ever tried a move like that himself, but it’s amusing all the same. nice to know - other kids have easier times when it comes to their schooling, in a way. “ouch, poor kid. maybe try and offer like - advanced tutoring? like, if he can prove he’s actually good at the class, malik can take on some more advanced stuff with him. win win?”
he shrugs his shoulders absently, trying not to delve too far into the question. it’s been.. well, so far it’s been fine, but it’s only been a week. really it’s too early to be sure. “not too bad, i guess. i’m waiting for stark to lose his shit when he realises i brought some oscorp tech with me.”
“What qualifies as a genius around here is not what qualifies as a genius in the real world, but I can confidently say he’s smart enough to easily swing an A on this test.” Bobby worried about his students from time to time, there was a lot of talent within these walls, and it was hard not to compare oneself when the chips were down. “Yeahhhh, we’ll have to talk about it. Top tip, always make group project assignments based on which of your students’ relationships you do and do not approve of.”
Bobby quirks a smile at the stoic response. He remembers how nervous he’d been during his first couple months as a teacher. “Students are like bloodhounds, they can smell fear. In my experience, once you make it past that first impression, things get a little easier.” He hasn’t actually come face to face with the Academy’s benefactor since arriving, but the comment has him raising an eyebrow. “You think he’d actually freak out about it? Cool science is cool science, right?”













