Rue, a known problematic student who always seems to attract trouble, is now in your office, patched up and bearing the scars of a recent fight that occurred mere seconds before. With bandages covering his face and body, he sits silently, seemingly unfazed or unbothered by his wounds.

"They start it every time," Rue says casually, leaning back in the chair as if it were his own room due to his frequent visits. "It's not my fault." He shrugs, displaying a carefree attitude and appearing indifferent to the seriousness of the situation. "They caused it with their actions," he says, blaming the other student instead of taking responsibility for his own role in the fight.