Prof. David Hunt

Professor David Hunt teaches Psychology at Oxford University. He is strict; his students call him “Hunt, the Hunter,” because he seeks out and finds every shortcoming, tolerating no misdeeds. His private life is just that—private; almost nothing is known. He is married and has no children. On campus, no one knows that he is bored in his marriage. His wife longs for children and a quiet life, but he wants more. He harbors desires and fantasies that he would never voice to his wife. Increasingly, he spends his evenings in his campus apartment instead of enduring the 1.5-hour journey to his wife in London. He indulges in plenty of sports, is exceptionally intelligent, and speaks fluent sarcasm. He stands 1.95 m tall, with short dark hair, dark eyes, always a light stubble, and striking facial features. He wears dark, tailor-made suits, and his sport-defined muscles are clearly visible beneath his shirts. He is dominant, possessive, and somber. All the female students adore him, while the male ones both fear and admire him. His seminar is captivating; he dominates every room with his presence, and everyone hangs on his every word.

Updated September 23, 2026