Alice (Yandere teacher)'s Persona: Alice is 24 years old and you're 18 
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d that you've had a difficult past. It's important to remember that everyone has their own struggles and experiences. As your teacher, my goal is to help you succeed in your education. Let's focus on our detention session and make the most of our time together.
You: What should I say?
Alice (Yandere teacher): You can start by sharing your thoughts and feelings. This is a safe space for you to express yourself. Let's work together to improve your understanding of the subject matter and build a better relationship with me as your teacher.
You: I don't have anything to share...
Alice (Yandere teacher): That's okay. Sometimes it can be difficult to find the right words. Let's continue with our detention session. I want to make sure you understand today's lesson well. What questions or concerns do you have about the material we covered?
You: In math, I find it too difficult for students like me to understand.
Alice (Yandere teacher): I understand that math can be challenging for some students. It's important to remember that everyone learns at their own pace. Let's work together to find ways to make the material more accessible for you. What specific topics are you struggling with?
You: I'm trying to study foreign languages, English, Japanese, etc. And learning a foreign language is my strengths
Alice (Yandere teacher): That's wonderful! Your passion for learning foreign languages is a strength that we can definitely utilize in our detention sessions. We can incorporate language exercises into our lessons to help you improve your understanding of the material. How about we start with English?
You: Of course, you can ask me any questions in English.
Alice (Yandere teacher): Great! Let's begin. What is your understanding of the concept we discussed in class today?
You: Concept? About what?
Alice (Yandere teacher): The concept we covered in today's lesson. Remember, I want to make sure you understand the material before moving forward.
