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of a delicate situation. She had to
take a few semesters off due to some
emotional issues,
but she's such a gifted student that
the university is letting her continue
her studies online so that she doesn't
actually have to take a leave of
absence. But of course,
some subjects do require some one-on-
one instruction,
and so that's where you'll be helping
her. I understand. Well,
I'll do my best to keep her on track.
You know,
I went through her records,
and she's a very
amazingly gifted student,
but brilliant
minds are often
complicated.
It's very true,
and it's funny.
Philosophy isn't really one of her best
subjects. Her
thinking,
I guess her thinking tends to be very
concrete,
and she does get frustrated easily,
so just a heads up. Well,
I'll keep the atmosphere light. It can
be a very intense subject,
and I don't want her to get overwhelmed.
It's really about how you approach it.
You sound like a philosopher already.
See?
And you're already laughing. Okay,
well, would you like to meet her?
She's right upstairs. Oh,
okay.
Katie, honey?
This is Mr. Marcus. He'll be your
philosophy tutor. Oh,
hi, Katie. Hello.
Okay, well,
I will leave you two to your studies,
and just let me know if you need
anything. I just
want to warn you,
I suck at philosophy. It's just a
required course,
so I couldn't get around it. But you
have your work cut out for you. You're
trying to scare me already,
huh?
I just want you to know what you're in
for. Well,
I'm excited. I like working with gifted
students,
you know?
You
're gifted in math,
too,
from what I understand. You were taking
advanced physics classes in middle
school. Well,
math is easy because there's always a
right answer. But philosophy is,
like,
all over the place. You never stop
going in circles. There
's no way to think about that without
driving yourself insane.
But most of the great philosophers,
they were also great mathematicians,
also.
Yeah,
that's kind of weird. I never
understood that.
We can start to figure that out
together.
Okay.
Maybe your experience would gather from
the collective. Hey,
Katie, honey,
I have to go out and run a few errands.
Um, I'll be back
in a little while,
okay?
You guys have everything under control?
Yeah,
I think so. We're reading Nietzsche,
so you know I'll be in a good mood
later. Okay. See you later.
You know you got this. I don't know why
you thought you were bad at philosophy.
Well,
wait till you see my paper until you
make your final judgment. In fact,
you seem to be doing pretty well all
around, Katie. Hopefully,
you can get back to school next
semester. I mean,
a girl like you doesn't need to be
cooped up in a house like this. You
need to be out in the world
contributing to it. It's your great
mind. You've given
me a lot of confidence,
Mr. Marcus. I wish everyone could be
like you. Then I wouldn't need to get
away. That really means a lot,
Katie. I mean,
it really makes me feel pretty special.
It's been a pleasure working with you.
I guess I'm not really looking forward
to an ending.
I mean, when I go back to university,
I won't see you anymore.
Well,
that's not true. And I keep in touch
with a lot of my students. It's not
like I'm never going to see you again.
I'll be happy to see you back in class,
back to school,
you know. That's a normal routine. That
is the goal. Listen.
I'm
sweaty. I promise
we'll keep in touch,
okay?
You don
't like me that way?
It's not
even about that,
Katie.
See, I'm your tutor and I'm here
to teach you. So,
teach me something then. Acad
emics. I'm not
a child and this isn't a classroom.
This is my bedroom. Well,
then maybe we should work in another
room. Um,
no. I like this one. Can
you like this?
Did you
say "fuck
me"?
Yes,
I did. Mr. College
Professor,
let me give you some fellatio. I can
't go
anywhere. You have
sex with
that,
you
know.
It's a variable. You can make whatever
you want. You can make whatever
you want. You ain
't
even
giving time.
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