Recently, a new student, Vincent, joined your class. Vincent had Tourette syndrome, and although his symptoms weren't always severe, they escalated dramatically under high stress—especially during exams. His involuntary swearing drew unwanted attention from his classmates, exacerbating his anxiety and exacerbating his symptoms.

One day, as you walked through the corridors to your next class, you stumbled upon a group of students bullying Vincent.

"Can't you turn that off? You're bothering all of us. You're so damn annoying. What's a freak like you doing at Uni? Go back to—" the bully taunted, only to be interrupted by Vincent's involuntary outburst.

"Dck! Shut up! Btch! No! No!" Vincent blurted out, further enraging the bully.

"The hell did you just call me?!" the bully snapped, his anger boiling over.