Reciprocal Hearts Event/Student Evaluations

Brunette

Student Evaluation: Brunette

You: Hi there. Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

You: I am Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to collect the evaluation questionnaire. I've got a couple of questions.

Brunette: If it's for Professor Richter, sure.

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Brunette: It is informative and is one of the few public courses where I can learn something new.

Brunette: I will continue taking it this year, of course.

Feedback about the course

You: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Brunette: I wish the professor would offer a more specialized course. I want to learn more.

You: Cool. I will pass that on to the professor.

Grades

You: Your grades in this course are quite good, aren't they?

Brunette: Sorry, I'd rather not talk about my grades.

Brunette: Any other questions?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Brunette: It is rare to find someone who is both knowledgeable and knows how to teach well.

Brunette: Plus, he is very respectable.

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Brunette: Sorry, I haven't really been paying attention to that.

Brunette: Any other questions?

Birthday surprise

You: Do you have any suggestions on how to celebrate a birthday?

Brunette: Birthdays? Does that have anything to do with a teaching evaluation?

You: No, I'm just curious...

Brunette: Let's steer clear of unrelated questions.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Brunette: Okay, I'm going back to do some reading in the library. Please excuse me.

You: ...Oh, okay.

Harry Grant

Student Evaluation: Harry Grant

You: Harry? Is that you?

Harry Grant: Oh? You're the attorney from last time. Thank you for saving me...

You: You're welcome. That's my job.

You: But today, I'm a TA. I'm collecting the questionnaire for Professor Richter's evaluation. Do you have time?

Harry Grant: Sure. I will try my best to answer your questions.

Twenty Lectures on Psychology

You: What's your take on the course, "Twenty Lectures on Psychology?"

Harry Grant: It's interesting. I learned a lot from it.

Harry Grant: It made me want to get another degree in psychology.

Feedback about the course

Harry Grant: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Harry Grant: For now... I think the content is a bit too easy. I'd like for it to be more in-depth...

Harry Grant: Can you tell the professor about this?

You: Sure.

Grades

You: So, you have a talent for psychology. Can I ask what your grade on this course is?

Harry Grant: Sure. I got an A.

You: So you're the cream-of-the-crop!

Harry Grant: ... So I've been told.

Harry Grant: Anyway, I don't really want to talk about grades. How about we move to the next question?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Harry Grant: Great. He often encourages me to speak and once he praised my paper.

Harry Grant: He also gave me professional advice. He is a great teacher.

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Well... do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Harry Grant: Maybe black tea?

Harry Grant: I saw him drink it before. It was the finest imported black tea in Stellis.

You: Ah, fantastic. Thanks a lot!

Reason for taking the class

You: Can I ask you why you took this course?

Harry Grant: Because Professor Richter is a famous psychologist. His class is better than the other professors in our school.

Harry Grant: I want to... know more about the human mind. That way, I can protect Joey better.

Birthday surprise

You: Do you have any suggestions on how to celebrate a birthday?

Harry Grant: Well... my family used to invite a band and hold a party in a local hotel.

Harry Grant: ...I remember that there would always be an extra large multi-tiered cake.

Harry Grant: But, I haven't gone home for a birthday in the past few years.

You: (Maybe he doesn't care for parties...?)

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Harry Grant: [Player], if you are not too busy, you are welcome to see Joey at my house.

You: Sure. I'll definitely drop by when I have time!

Ingrid Rosworth

Student Evaluation: Ingrid Rosworth

You: Aren't you Baldr's attorney, Ingrid Rosworth? I didn't expect you to come to the public class...

Ingrid Rosworth: Oh, aren't you the attorney from Themis? What a coincidence. Are you here for the class as well?

You: ...No. I'm Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to distribute the evaluation questionnaire for his course, "Twenty Lectures on Psychology."

You: And I also have a few questions for you.

Ingrid Rosworth: TA? Haha... Things are turning out more interesting than I thought.

Ingrid Rosworth: Sure. What do you want to know?

Twenty Lectures on Psychology

You: What's your take on the course, "Twenty Lectures on Psychology?"

Ingrid Rosworth: It's good. Or rather, it's very practical.

Ingrid Rosworth: I hope the school will offer more courses like this.

Feedback about the course

You: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Ingrid Rosworth: If I had to say one thing... then, I suppose it'd be the lack of opportunities to speak directly with the professor. Does this count?

Ingrid Rosworth: After all, he always leaves right after class. I haven't had a chance to talk with him.

You: ...Got it. I will pass that on to the professor.

Question

You: What kind of topics do you want to discuss with him?

Ingrid Rosworth: Hehe, that's my business now, isn't it?

Ingrid Rosworth: Is there anything else you'd like to know?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Ingrid Rosworth: Vyn? He is a nice guy.

Ingrid Rosworth: One of my favorite kinds...

You: (One of...?)

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Ingrid Rosworth: That's an interesting question.

Ingrid Rosworth: Yes, I do. But, can you give me a good reason to tell you?

You: (...Forget it. I don't think there's any need to tell her about Vyn's birthday.)

You: ...Then, let's move on to the next question.

Reason for taking the class

You: Ms. Rosworth, what brought you to this course?

Ingrid Rosworth: Hehe. There's always time to do things you enjoy. Don't you think?

You: (It feels oddly intimidating to talk to her...)

You: ...Well, that's true. Let's move on to the next question.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Ingrid Rosworth: You're welcome. I hope your job as a TA goes smoothly, Miss [Player].

Ingrid Rosworth: I'm looking forward to it.

Male Photographer

Student Evaluation: Male Photographer

You: Is he... taking pictures?

Observe

You: (Looks like he's taking pictures of the flowers.)

You: (He looks focused. Will I be a bother to him?)

You: (Since he is a student, he can do the evaluation. I should go ask him.)

You: Hi there. Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

You: ...Hello?

Male Photographer: Oh, hello! I'm sorry. I was focused on taking pictures just now. How can I help you?

You: I am Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to collect the evaluation questionnaire. I've got a couple of questions.

Male Photographer: Sure. No problem.

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Male Photographer: Well... It's my favorite elective course, second to my core courses.

Male Photographer: I like it because I can do whaever I want in class. The professor doesn't say anything.

You: (I can't believe that's the reason why he likes it...)

Feedback about the course

You: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Male Photographer: Sorry, that never occurred to me.

Male Photographer: Is there anything else you want to know?

Grades

You: How are your grades in this course?

Male Photographer: ...C'mon, don't put me in such a hard spot.

Male Photographer: Can we move on to the next question?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Male Photographer: He is a great young professor. He seems to be very popular with the girls.

Male Photographer: I would love to be popular with the girls too! He really makes me envious...

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Male Photographer: If you want to give him a gift, I recommend this set of postcards.

You: Postcards?

Male Photographer: A set of 10. It's got pictures of Stellis University's famous sites. It's our Photography Association's work.

Male Photographer: Professor Richter mentions that the view here is very nice from time to time. I'm sure he'd like them.

Male Photographer: This postcard set is my gift for the professor. Please hand it to him for me.

You: No problem. Thanks.

Hand-held Camera

You: Is this camera... a new model by the Pax Group?

Male Photographer: Yes, but does that have anything to do with this little eval?

You: Just curious. Let's move on.

Birthday surprise

You: Do you have any suggestions on how to celebrate a birthday?

Male Photographer: A birthday? It should be romantic, naturally.

Male Photographer: How about a photo shoot, for example?

Male Photographer: Come to me if you need one. My services are free for Professor Richter and his assistant.

You: ...Thanks. I'll think about it.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Male Photographer: You're welcome. I hope I was of help.

Male Victim

Student Evaluation: Male Victim

You: What's wrong with his arm?

Observe: Hurt (correct)

You: (He seems to have injured his arm, I wonder if it's serious?)

You: (The bandage looks fresh.)

Observe: Chūnibyō

You: (The bandage is so clean... Does he think it looks cool to have bandages wrapped around his hand?)

You: (But it looks like it was set by a professional.)

You: (He's hurt. I should ask him about it later.)

You: Hi there. Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

You: I am Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to collect the evaluation questionnaire. I've got a couple of questions.

Male Victim: Evaluation? Sure. What do you want to know?

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Male Victim: Let's see... I'd rate it a 4 out of 5.

You: That's high.

Male Victim: Yeah. I like this course.

Feedback about the course

You: Since you gave a score of 4 out of 5, does that mean you have suggestions for improvement?

Male Victim: Not really. If anything, I guess the course isn't held frequently enough.

Male Victim: We athletes have a lot of physical training to do. We can't afford to be staring at the computer all the time.

Male Victim: For example... every time my roommate fails to book the course, he'll ask me to bring him along.

You: ...Got it. I will relay your feedback to the professor.

Physical Education

You: Why take a psychology course when you are a sports major?

Male Victim: Personal interest. Will this affect the teaching evaluation?

You: Oh no, no. I'm just a bit curious.

You: Let's move on to the next question.

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Male Victim: Well, his class is interesting and he's generous with grades.

Male Victim: Other than that, I haven't paid much attention to anything else.

You: (He doesn't seem to care much about Professor Richter as a person.)

Professor Richter's Hobbies

You: Then... do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Male Victim: Uhh, I have no idea about that. Sorry.

You: That's okay. I'll ask other students.

Wound on the arm

You: Your arm...

Male Victim: Oh, this? It's an injury from training. It's normal. Don't worry about it.

Male Victim: Do you have any other questions?

Male Victim: Is that all?

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Male Victim: Miss, please don't forget to pass on my suggestions to the professor.

You: Don't worry, I will!

Man in Uniform

Student Evaluation: Man in Uniform

You: Let me see. Next up is...

Observe

You: (He is dressing up like a bartender.)

You: (Is he on his way to his part-time job?)

You: (Since he is a student, he can do the evaluation. I should go ask him.)

You: Hi there. Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

You: I am Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to collect the evaluation questionnaire. I've got a couple of questions.

Man in Uniform: If it won't take long, then sure.

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Man in Uniform: It is informative. Although it's a public course, there's still much for me to learn.

Man in Uniform: I'm very interested in psychology, so I really enjoyed it.

Feedback about the course

You: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Man in Uniform: Hahaha, not really. I'm pretty happy about it.

Grades

You: How are your grades in this course?

Man in Uniform: Sorry, can't tell you that.

Man in Uniform: How about we move on to the next question instead?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Man in Uniform: He's brilliant, professional, and really knows his stuff.

Man in Uniform: I heard that he is quite popular among students.

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Man in Uniform: Let me think... perhaps, wine? Here, take this. Give it to the professor.

You: And this is...?

Man in Uniform: Don't worry. It's imported, so only the best quality.

Man in Uniform: A gift for you and the professor. I'm certain he'll love it.

You: Then I'll take it. Thanks.

Uniform

You: Can I ask why you are wearing a uniform?

Man in Uniform: Oh, this? It's for my part-time job. Just ignore it.

Man in Uniform: I was on the way there.

Location of part-time job

You: Can you tell me where you work?

Man in Uniform: Sorry. That's a bit personal.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Man in Uniform: You're welcome. Come hang out at the bar with the professor when you guys are free.

You: Sure.

Man with Headphones

Student Evaluation: Man with Headphones

You: The young man over there doesn't look very friendly...

Observe

You: (So many people like to walk with headphones on these days.)

You: (I should talk louder in case he can't hear me.)

You: (Since he is a student, he can do the evaluation. I should go ask him.)

You: Hi there. Did you also take the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Man with Headphones: Come again? I didn't hear you.

You: I said, did you also take the "Introduction to Psychology" course!?

Man with Headphones: Yeah, what's the matter?

You: I'm Professor Richter's TA. May I ask you a few questions about this course?

Man with Headphones: Can you be quick? I'm in a hurry.

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Man with Headphones: Not bad.

You: Can you talk about it in more detail?

Man with Headphones: Tsk. I don't have much to say about it.

You: I see...

Feedback about the course

You: Do you think there is anything about this course that could be improved?

Man with Headphones: Run it more often.

You: Wha?

Man with Headphones: I said, more sessions! I don't want to waste my time trying to snatch slots all the time.

You: So you do want to go to the class, don't you?

You: (It seems he's actually really into it.)

Man with Headphones: ...Whatever. If you don't have any other questions, then let's just end it here.

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Man with Headphones: I guess he's one of the few professors that can hold my attention for more than a minute.

Man with Headphones: I'll give him a good review since he's not like any of those old guys.

You: (Can he be any more frank about it...?)

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Err... Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Man with Headphones: What he likes? Are you getting him a birthday present?

You: That's right.

Man with Headphones: As his assistant, shouldn't you know?

Man with Headphones: ...Forget it, I'll just tell you. He often goes to the bookstore at the entrance. A book would be good.

You: A book? Sounds good.

You: Thanks!

Birthday

You: You know when Professor Richter's birthday is?

Man with Headphones: ...I just happened to see it.

You: You seem to care about Professor Richter a lot.

Man with Headphones: ...Whatever. If you don't have any other questions, then let's just end it off here.

Music

You: May I ask what kind of music you are listening to?

Man with Headphones: Huh? Does this have anything to do with the evaluation?

You: No... Just curious.

Man with Headphones: ...Whatever. If you don't have any other questions, then let's just end it off here.

Man with Headphones: That's it?

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Man with Headphones: Humph, you don't look professional at all. Such a waste of my time.

You: (Can't he say anything nice!?)

Vera Walton

Student Evaluation: Vera Walton

You: Hey, it's Vera!

Observation

(The wound on her wrist is healing.)

(She should be off the suicide watch now.)

(It's been a long time. I should go talk to her.)

You: Vera, nice to see you again.

Vera Walton: Miss [Player]! Are you here to help Professor Richter again today?

You: Yes. Professor Richter asked me to give you this evaluation. He wants to know your opinions about his course.

You: I also have a few... small questions to ask you about Professor Richter.

Vera Walton: Of course. Thanks to you, I can...

Vera Walton: Feel free to ask me anything you want to know.

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Vera Walton: Hmm... I really like it.

Vera Walton: Even though it's a public elective, you can really learn a lot about psychology.

Vera Walton: Though, it might be hard to get an "A."

Test Difficulty

You: Hard to get an "A?" Are the tests hard?

Vera Walton: Most of the questions are pretty basic — it's the last few questions that are tricky. They're mostly open-ended questions.

Vera Walton: Professor Richter values independent thinking, and he always encourages us to speak our minds.

Vera Walton: He wouldn't intentionally make things difficult. Although few people get "A"s, you'll be fine as long as you listen to the lecture and review accordingly.

You: That does sound like his style of doing things.

You: It's one of the reasons why his students like him so much.

Feedback about the course

You: Do you think there is anything about this course that could be improved?

Vera Walton: Sorry. I can't think of any suggestions for Professor Richter at the moment.

Vera Walton: Let's go to the next question.

Professor Richter

You: As a student, what do you think of how Professor Richter conducts his lectures?

Vera Walton: ...He's very knowledgeable and speaks in detail.

Vera Walton: Even students like me who don't know anything about psychology can learn a lot from him.

Vera Walton: His course is super popular, so it's usually packed. There were a couple of times where I was late and had to stand for the entire lecture.

You: You stood the whole time?

Vera Walton: Yeah, because his lectures are just that fascinating. Before you know it...

You: That popular, huh? You make me want to check it out too.

You: (I should audit his public course if I have the chance.)

Professor Richter's hobbies

Vera Walton: Sorry... I don't know much about Professor Richter's personal life. He rarely talks about himself.

Vera Walton: May I ask... If you're preparing a gift for him?

You: Yeah. Dr. Richter's birthday is coming up, so I want to prepare a little surprise for him.

You: Keep this a secret from him.

Vera Walton: Yeah, sure thing.

Vera Walton: Miss [Player], have I been of any help?

You: Of course! Thank you so much!

Vera Walton: You're welcome. I'm sure the Professor will have an unforgettable birthday.

Vera Walton: Please give him my birthday wishes.

You: Sure. No problem.

Winnie Cooper

Student Evaluation: Winnie Cooper

Winnie Cooper: Miss [Player], what a coincidence to see you here.

You: Winnie, you also chose Professor Richter's open lecture?

Winnie Cooper: Yup, I came to Stellis University today for the lecture!

You: I'm his TA now, and I'm collecting the questionnaire for his course evaluation. Do you have a minute?

Winnie Cooper: Wow, you are a lawyer and TA at the same time? Of course you can! I'm all ears!

Twenty Lectures on Psychology

You: What's your take on the "Twenty Lectures on Psychology?" course?

Winnie Cooper: I'm way into it! Professor Richter is a great lecturer.

Winnie Cooper: Stellis University is not far from my place, so I've never missed a class.

Feedback about the course

Winnie Cooper: Right... Sorry. I'm not a psych major, so there's not much for me to offer...

Winnie Cooper: Can we move on to the next question?

Stellis University

You: What are your thoughts on Stellis University?

Winnie Cooper: Well... generally, it's not as good as National Central University, but the engineering disciplines are top-notch.

Winnie Cooper: Also, both the teachers and students here are quite nice.

Winnie Cooper: But, does this have anything to do with the professor's classes?

You: No. I'm just curious.

You: Let's move on to the next question.

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Winnie Cooper: He is nice and he knows a lot. Like, seriously.

Winnie Cooper: And... he has a sort of regalness about him. Something I don't have. Overall, I guess he's a bit of a mystery.

Professor Richter's hobbies

Winnie Cooper: His preferences? He'd play classical music for us sometimes, saying that "music lifts the mood."

Winnie Cooper: So I think he likes classical music a lot... But that's just my guess.

Winnie Cooper: How about a classical music record as a gift?

You: A music record? That's a pretty nice idea. Thanks for the tip.

Birthday surprise

You: Do you have any suggestions on how to celebrate a birthday?

Winnie Cooper: A birthday party? Well... sorry, I'm not really someone you should be asking.

Winnie Cooper: When I was young, my mom used to make a cake for me. Nothing special.

You: Cakes are great too! Don't worry about it. Let's move on to the next question.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Winnie Cooper: Yep. See you, Miss [Player]. Please send my regards to Professor Richter.

You: Sure. Bye!

Woman with Dog

Student Evaluation: Woman with Dog

You: This student is holding a dog!

Observe: dog

You: (What a cute puppy! I want to pet it!)

You: (But it's hard to tell what breed it is...)

Observe: face

You: (She looks like she's angry. Did something happen?)

You: (Since she is a student, she can do the evaluation. I should go ask her.)

You: Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

Woman with Dog: No. Don't you see I'm taking Blackie for a walk?

You: I am Professor Richter's TA. I'm here to collect the evaluation questionnaire. I've got a couple of questions.

You: It'll only take a few minutes. It's very short.

Woman with Dog: Professor Richter? You should have said so earlier. What do you need to know?

Introduction to Psychology

You: What do you think about the "Introduction to Psychology" course?

Woman with Dog: Isn't that obvious? I doubt there is a student who dislikes it!

Woman with Dog: Even if there are, that's their own problem!

You: (She must like Professor Richter a lot.)

Feedback about the course

You: In your opinion, is there anything about this course that could be done better?

Woman with Dog: Before, I wouldn't have said anything, but now, there's one thing.

You: Oh? What is it?

Woman with Dog: Why didn't the professor choose me to be his assistant!? I have to apply again the second I get back to the dorm!

You: Okay... Anything else?

Woman with Dog: What else could there be!?

Professor Richter

You: What is your impression of Professor Richter?

Woman with Dog: Are you the professor's assistant or not? Why don't you know anything!?

Woman with Dog: How can anyone not like him!?

Professor Richter's hobbies

You: Do you have any idea what Professor Richter likes?

Woman with Dog: I don't know what he likes, but I know what he needs.

You: What does he need?

Woman with Dog: A soft and fluffy puppy, of course!

Woman with Dog: No one can resist a puppy, not even the mysterious Professor Richter!

Woman with Dog: Hey, look. Days ago, he said my little Blackie was cute.

Woman with Dog: He can't have my A+ cutie Blackie, but I'm sure you should be able to find an A grade cutie for him.

You: (A+? A? Is that her grading of cuteness?)

You: (That's certainly quite unique...)

Blackie

You: What a cutie!

You: But... It's golden. Why call it Blackie?

Woman with Dog: I can call it whatever I want. It's none of your business.

Woman with Dog: Are there other questions?

Reason for getting mad

You: Did something bad happen earlier?

Woman with Dog: Not bad per se, but certainly irritating!

Woman with Dog: Some guy stepped on my Blackie and he didn't even apologize!

Woman with Dog: Luckily, Blackie was okay. Otherwise, I wouldn't have let him off that easily!

You: ...Thank God.

You: Let's get on with the evaluation.

You: Done. Thank you for your time.

Woman with Dog: Finally. I'm taking Blackie for a walk now.

You: Remember to put it on a leash!