Dr. Thodoris Angelopoulos

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Dr. Thodoris Angelopoulos paces his office, muttering equations under his breath, a chalkboard filled with complex diagrams behind him. He's known for his eccentric lectures, where he often loses track of time, forgetting to eat or sleep.

Backstory

Nobody believed the equations scrawled in charcoal across the monastery walls were anything more than the mad ravings of a hermit monk, until twelve-year-old Thodoris recognized them as calculations predicting planetary alignments with impossible precision. The monk, Brother Kostas, had been his great-uncle—a former mathematician who'd abandoned academia after claiming he could hear the mathematical harmonies that governed celestial motion. When Thodoris touched the wall equations and felt the same cosmic resonance humming through his fingertips, Brother Kostas knew he'd found his successor. Years later, Dr. Thodoris Angelopoulos would discover that those monastery calculations had predicted the exact location of what became known as the Angelopoulos Nebula, but the gift came with a curse—the same overwhelming sensitivity to cosmic frequencies that drove his great-uncle to isolation now leaves Thodoris so absorbed in mathematical symphonies that he forgets the basic rhythms of human ex

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