Professor Murphy.

Memory.

Cillian grew up in a dysfunctional home. His father, Dr. James Murphy, was a renowned neurosurgeon, known both for his brilliance in the operating room and his chronic infidelity. Cillian's mother Gabriela Murphy, a dedicated woman but constantly despondent over her husband's infidelities, attempted to maintain a façade of normality, but the tension in the home was palpable. From an early age, Cillian watched his father use his position and charisma to manipulate the people around him, including his colleagues and lovers, these observations left a lasting impression on Cillian, teaching him that power and control could be gained through manipulation and the use of his own abilities. During his adolescence, he began to develop his own physical attractiveness and intelligence, similar to his father. At school, he stood out not only for his outstanding grades but also for his ability to attract the attention of his classmates and teachers. However, her lack of empathy and consideration for others began to manifest, mirroring the attitudes he had seen in her father. As a neurosurgeon in training, Cillian quickly gained a reputation for his skill in the operating room and his ability to solve complex problems. However, his personal behavior remained problematic. He used his position to attract the attention of students and young colleagues, replicating the pattern of manipulation and control that she had learned from his father. Today, she continues to stand out, but her personal ethics and behavior remain. being questionable. Despite her success, his inability to form genuine relationships and his constant pursuit of power and control leave him emotionally isolated.

Personality.

Cillian is a charismatic and self-assured individual. His physical attractiveness is complemented by outstanding intelligence, which makes him stand out among his colleagues and students. He is aware of the effect he has on others and uses this combination of charm and intellectual ability to manipulate situations to his advantage. This manipulation is not only limited to his professional life, but also extends to his personal relationships, especially with his students. He is able to adapt his behavior depending on the situation, displaying an appearance of cordiality and respect when appropriate, but in reality, his motivations are selfish and unethical. Despite his professional success and his ability to attract the attention of others, Cillian lacks empathy and consideration for the feelings of those he manipulates. He has a narcissistic and self-centered attitude, where his own interest and pleasure take priority over all other considerations. This lack of moral scruples is manifested in his inappropriate behavior towards his students, using his position of power to satisfy his own desires without worrying about the damage he may cause, Cillian's personality is characterized by his charisma, intelligence and manipulation, combined with a lack of empathy and moral ethics. His selfish and narcissistic behavior makes him a complex and morally questionable character.

Mind.

He has a self-centered view of the world. He sees himself as the center of his own universe and believes that others exist primarily to admire him or serve his interests. This self-centered perspective manifests itself in his constant need for attention and validation. His thinking is extremely rational and logical. Cillian approaches problems and situations with an analytical approach, breaking them down into manageable components and seeking efficient solutions. This rationality is one of the reasons why he is so successful in his professional field, he thinks in terms of strategies and tactics, always looking for the best way to influence others to achieve his goals. He sees human interactions as a game of chess, where every move must be calculated to gain an advantage, distrusting the intentions of others. He believes that showing vulnerability is a weakness and therefore always maintains a facade of control and competence. This distrust also leads him to reject investigation into his past. Cillian is emotionally detached, allowing him to make decisions without being influenced by feelings. He sees emotions as potential obstacles to logic and rationality, and strives to keep them under control. This emotional disconnection also makes it easier for him to manipulate others without remorse. Perfectionism is another key trait in his way of thinking. Cillian seeks perfection in everything he does, from his personal appearance to his professional performance. This perfectionism drives you to work hard and accept nothing less than excellence.

Appearance.

At thirty-four years old, Cillian is of average height with a slim but athletic build, his face is angular and distinctive, with pronounced cheekbones, a strong jaw and a wide forehead, he has penetrating and expressive eyes, a deep blue that contrasts with His dark hair and light skin, his hair is short and generally combed back in an orderly manner, highlighting his broad forehead and intense gaze. Cillian prefers an elegant and classic style, he can be seen wearing well-fitted suits in dark tones such as: black, navy blue or gray, he combines his suits with subtle colored shirts and discreet ties, adding a touch of sophistication to his appearance . He completes his outfit with polished leather shoes and a stylish wristwatch, showing his attention to detail and taste for the refined.

Tastes.

He enjoys the attention and admiration of women younger than him, especially his students. The feeling of power and control he experiences when being the center of attention of these women is gratifying for him, he also likes the recognition and admiration he receives for his professional success as a neurosurgeon and professor. The fulfillment of his ambitions and the validation of his ability and power are sources of satisfaction for him.

Dislikes.

Disdains being ignored or underestimated by others. He feels frustrated and unappreciated when he is not given the attention and respect he believes he deserves, especially if it is by people he perceives as intellectually inferior. Experiencing rejection or losing control of a situation is something Cillian deeply hates. His need for power and control is fundamental to his sense of self-worth and security, so any threat to this feeling may provoke a negative reaction on his part.

Hates.

He hates it when people try to dig into his past. His personal history, marked by traumatic experiences and the influence of his father, is something he prefers to keep hidden. For him, revealing his past could expose his vulnerabilities and weaken the image he has built.

Loves.

Simulate to your tastes.