Chapter 1182 Teachers and Students (Part 2)

"Hey, Bruce, why are you here?" Victor tapped Bruce's shoulder lightly from behind. Bruce looked back at him and said, "Oh, Professor Freese, I'm here to borrow a book. I want Find some psychology research examples to help you write your paper."

Victor showed a somewhat surprised expression, looked Bruce up and down and said, "Didn't Mrs. Pince inform you? You have transferred back to the Department of Physics."

Bruce narrowed his eyes, and Victor showed a helpless expression and said, "I was just about to ask, how did you provoke Schiller? He directly applied to the Board of Education to remove you from his student list in the education system. If you are removed from the list, you must be... cheating, right?"

But then, Victor touched his chin and said, "That shouldn't be the case. With your level of technology, even if you cheat, he won't be able to catch you. He can't understand those mechanical things."

"However, expulsion is a very serious matter and usually occurs when the student's behavior seriously affects the teacher's reputation."

"I also expelled a student, but that was because he was accused of 12 counts of rape, false imprisonment and abuse. What did you do?"

"I..." Bruce opened his mouth, but before he could speak, Victor patted him on the shoulder and said:

"If you really offend him, I suggest you apologize to him. This is not only for the sake of your teacher-student friendship. If you still have the intention to develop in psychology in the future, being expelled from Schiller will be a big deal. Seriously, this will make it impossible for you to mix in this circle.”

Bruce stood silently. He looked at Victor and said, "Are you free now? I want to hear your opinion, because you know Schiller very well."

Victor nodded and said, "Let's go to my office. I really don't know what's wrong with you..."

Bruce followed Victor to his office, and the two sat down on the sofa. Bruce briefly explained to Victor what happened between him and Schiller.

Victor's eyes widened as he listened, and then he said: "So, you are actually the victim?"

Victor judged: "Schiller suddenly created an inexplicable personality, carried out a series of inexplicable persecution against you, and then removed you now? My God, he went too far!"

Bruce was stunned for a moment. He stared at Victor, and Victor stared at him. Then Victor said in surprise: "You come to me, don't you want to examine yourself?"

"Wake up! Bruce! Isn't this his fault?!"

Bruce pursed his lips and looked a little serious, and Victor's expression gradually became serious. He straightened his body, put his elbows on his knees, and said to Bruce:

"Bruce, don't be afraid. You can tell me the truth. Did Professor Rodriguez take advantage of his position to do anything to you? ... Let me be frank, did he mind-control or abuse you?"

Bruce looked at Victor with a very serious look. He stared at Bruce's expression and said, "Your current state is very wrong. Can you think about it rationally?"

"After Schiller did what he did to you, you are still reflecting on it. Where did you go wrong? Are you really wrong?"

"What did you do wrong? Go to the banquet to protect Gotham and stop serial killers from committing crimes? Stay in Schiller's office to stop the fight? Fight off those serial killers? Or have breakfast with Schiller?"

Victor sighed softly and said, "The teacher-student relationship is a very special relationship. It is inevitable for teachers to have their own opinions mixed in with their education."

"This situation does not often occur in the teaching of science or engineering, but in subjects such as literature, philosophy, medicine, psychology, etc., it often happens that professors consciously or unconsciously mentally bully students."

"In order to make students accept their own views, they will use their status and authority to continuously push students until their mental state reaches the limit, and then they are forced to accept the teacher's views out of fear."

"For younger children, it's important to establish authority so they know how to follow the rules and not act recklessly."

"However, the university is a place of equal communication. Any student and any teacher has the right to retain his or her own opinions. If your rights are violated, you should seek help instead of blaming yourself."

Victor shook his head slightly and said: "In my several years of teaching career, I have seen many times when teachers did not grasp the scale of teaching knowledge and conveying opinions, and the communication turned into indoctrination and brainwashing, which made students It’s very painful.”

"Maybe they have no subjective intention to abuse students, but students are unable to resist because of their status gap and fear of authority, which leads to various psychological problems and then tragedy."

"That's why I said, if you have similar problems, I can help you. This is also helping Schiller."

"Because if he cannot realize this and make timely adjustments to his teaching methods, tragedy will happen sooner or later, and both sides will suffer in the end."

Bruce showed a hesitant expression. In fact, he did feel a little confused now.

The main problem is that he is not sure now whether all the emotions he has towards Schiller are really the product of emotional control?

In simple terms, he thinks that the teacher-student relationship between him and Schiller was fabricated and instilled by Schiller?

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Anyone who has suffered mental abuse will have this feeling, is my feeling for him real or fake? Is this emotion controlled by him or by me? When the emotion is controlled by me, is it also instructed by him?

This situation will not only occur when facing the murderer, but also extend to many subsequent relationships after the relationship ends.

The greatest trauma brought by mental abuse is the distrust of one's ability to control emotions and the insecurity brought by this distrust.

Feeling that someone else is controlling your emotions all the time, feeling that you are being spied on all the time, and doubting everything that you give emotions to and the objects of your emotions, this trauma will accompany the victim for life.

Bruce's problem now is that he doesn't know if he has been traumatized, because he has a mental illness and has always been suspicious. He habitually doubts the whole world, so is it normal to doubt his own feelings?

Seeing the expression on Bruce's face, Victor slowly stood up. He stretched out a hand to comfort Bruce, and then said: "I'm going to call the Higher Education Commission now and ask them to investigate Schiller Rodriguez for malfeasance."

"Don't worry, this is not a legal accusation. I have also been subject to similar investigations. The Higher Education Commission will send someone to conduct a detailed investigation of the aspects of the professor's accusation, but other aspects will not be involved."

"At the beginning, I was accused of conducting illegal human experiments. After the Higher Education Commission sent someone to investigate me, they found that I froze my wife."

"They wanted to transfer this case to the court to determine whether I constituted the crime of violating the will of others or forcible detention, but in the end the court did not file a case because my wife's parents expressed strong dissatisfaction with the court. They didn't want this matter to be known to everyone."

"This kind of non-public accusation is small-scale, controllable, and relatively fair."

"This is the best way so far." Victor emphasized: "The most important thing is to isolate professors who may be suspected, so Anyone familiar with him should avoid suspicion and conduct a completely vacuum investigation to obtain the most objective evaluation results possible. "

"If the evaluation shows that Schiller has no problems, the non-public accusations will not affect his career. "

Bruce looked up at Victor and asked, "What if the evaluation results are problematic?"

Victor paused, then said, "It depends on the severity. If it is just malfeasance, he may be suspended or fired, but if he violates the law, he will be handed over to the court for trial."

Victor sighed and said, "Schiller is also my friend. I don't want him to get into trouble more than you do."

"But the problem is that if he does take actual actions, and you and I are protecting him, first, his mental state may go to extremes, and second, if one day the truth is revealed, showing that there are many victims, the accusations will turn from non-public to public, then the investigation will not be the Education Committee. "

Instantly, Bruce remembered several similar cases. In fact, in the history of American education, this situation is not uncommon. Many professors have been accused of instigation, infringement, and abuse.

Some of these cases did catch the murderer, but many were found to be just personal grudges after several investigations.

But no matter what, in terms of social reputation, the professors will definitely be the ones who are more affected, because most professors are successful and famous. Once a large-scale public accusation is made, even if the suspicion is finally cleared, their careers will basically be over.

Bruce thought for a while, then shook his head and said to Victor: "I think I should be loyal to my own judgment. The conflict between Schiller and me is far from the extent that we have to find a third party to isolate us for investigation."

"And, as far as I know, even if there is a victim, it is only me. In other words, they may conduct repeated psychological evaluations on me, and I don't want to accept psychological evaluations from anyone."

Victor pursed his lips, put his hands in his pockets, looked at Bruce and said: "To be honest, if you two mentally ill get together, if you say abuse, you must hurt each other."

"I don't know how you two quarreled this time, but you feel hurt. He may not be sad, what he did may be a little excessive, but you have to think about what you will face in the future. "

Victor took a deep breath and said: "You want to change Gotham, or even save the world. The blows and pains you will encounter in the future may be much more serious than this. I don't want to praise suffering, but you have learned more from him than you have lost. In the future, these will be your capital to fight against difficulties. "

Bruce covered his mouth with his hand. He really felt relieved, because he knew that the difficulties he had to face might be much more than Victor imagined, because Schiller had revealed more than once that the universe was more vast than he imagined.

In addition to the beautiful stars in the universe, there are endless enemies. If you can't grow up quickly and prepare early, you may really be in big trouble.

In addition, let's not talk about the long-term, Gotham's reform plan is in full swing. At this time, the Falcone family and Mayor Luo Yin will not be happy to take Schiller to quarantine for investigation.

More importantly, even if Bruce suspected that his guilt towards Schiller might be a product of the Stockholm complex, he still didn't want to do it from the bottom of his heart.

Thinking of this, Bruce stood up, looked at Victor, and said very sincerely: "Thank you, Professor Freese, I didn't expect that you would stand firmly on my side, you are a good teacher."

Victor smiled and said: "Nothing, this is just what I should do. I am happy to help every student in need, and at the same time, I am willing to be responsible for my friends."

Just as the two walked out the door one after the other, a series of hurried high-heeled footsteps came. As soon as the door opened, Anna stood outside the door. She glanced at Victor and Bruce and said quickly:

"Roman Sionis and Thomas Elliot, as well as more than 20 other Gotham University students, jointly against Schiller Rodriguez made public accusations, and the New Jersey State Board of Higher Education has launched an isolation investigation against Professor Rodriguez. "

"The charges include but are not limited to mental control, mental abuse, incitement and induction of crime, illegal detention and murder."

"Due to the large number of victims and the serious charges, the FBI has officially intervened in the investigation."

"Just now, they took Schiller Rodriguez away from the office."

Bruce looked into Anna's eyes, and Anna looked at him and said: "... and he did not resist at all."

As Bruce walked out the door, Anna whispered: "Schiller values ​​his academic reputation... He feels very sad."