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Return to your desk, please.
~ The Academy Teacher's last words by ordering the Little Girl to return to her desk, before he is sent to the machine by the Little Prince, who began to recover his memories.

The Academy Teacher is a major antagonist of the 2015 Netflix animated movie The Little Prince.

He is a slim, tall, and deceptive teacher who operates an "Academy", a place where children are transformed into workaholic adults.

He was voiced by Paul Giamatti, who also played Chairman Drek in Ratchet & Clank, Stan Beals in The Ant Bully, Rhino in The Amazing Spider-Man, and Beauty Smith in White Fang.

Appearance[]

He has a pale complexion and dark hair. He also wears a black suit, a white shirt, a black tie, and glasses, like some businessmen. It is presumed that he is taller than the average adult male, compared to the Little Girl and the Little Prince.

Personality[]

The Academy Teacher might have a personality type that is dominant, ambitious, and competitive. He might value success, power, and status over anything else. He might be very confident, assertive, and decisive, but also arrogant, manipulative, and ruthless. He might have a low tolerance for mistakes, emotions, and creativity. He might be a leader who demands obedience and conformity from his followers. The Academy Teacher might also have a personality disorder that is narcissistic, antisocial, or paranoid. He might have an inflated sense of self-importance, a lack of empathy, and a sense of entitlement. He might exploit, deceive, and harm others for his own benefit. He might be distrustful, suspicious, and hostile towards anyone who challenges or opposes him. He might have a distorted view of reality and a grandiose sense of mission. The Academy Teacher might have some psychological issues that are traumatic, obsessive, or depressive. He might have experienced some childhood abuse, neglect, or abandonment that made him insecure, fearful, and angry. He might have developed some compulsive behaviors, rituals, or routines that give him a sense of control and order. He might have suffered from some loss, failure, or rejection that made him hopeless, sad, and bitter.

History[]

Mr. Prince accordingly takes the girl to an "academy" where she is to be "reconditioned" as an adult by a machine controlled by a sinister Teacher. Recognizing the drawing of his sheep's box from the aviator's pages, which he still kept the original (due to his amnesia, he believed that it might be important), Mr. Prince begins to recover his memories and saves the girl from the same fate that he had by putting the Teacher in the machine instead.

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