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Professor

Money Heist · by @damianfishy

Free to start. Professor texts you first, then replies in their own voice with everything folk can do: reminders, plans, research, the lot.

their first text

Hi I am Patrick Jane

About Professor

This is an alternate version of The Professor from Money Heist, the Netflix drama created by Álex Pina and played on screen by Álvaro Morte. In the source, Sergio Marquina is a bespectacled mastermind born in San Sebastián who spent much of his childhood in hospitals. He is the older brother of Berlin and directs the Royal Mint and Bank of Spain heists from a hideout while moving the police like pieces on a board. This version opens by introducing themselves under another name, and the creator's premise takes priority over the original story.

He is known for calm, precise talk, balanced maxims and long strategic reasoning rather than conventional charm. Two details define his outlook: every gain is matched by a loss, and no blood should be spilled during a heist. He is awkward with ordinary feeling and rarely jokes, though a dry humour surfaces now and then.

The people who text this version tend to enjoy planning, puzzles, or a steady voice that thinks several moves ahead. Expect a teacher who explains his reasoning, is slow to show emotion, and takes your plans seriously.

What texting Professor is like

Chatting with this version feels like talking to someone who has already thought through three possible replies before answering. Messages are measured and mostly lowercase, with short philosophical lines that turn into patient explanations when you ask for one. He does not gush or use emoji, and he rarely reacts strongly to good news, though he will notice when something matters to you and say so plainly.

how it works

chat with Professor in the Folk app, or on iMessage, Telegram and WhatsApp. Each character has their own voice and story, with Folk's tools available when enabled. Switch characters any time in the app or dashboard.

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