The story revolves around a nerd who is also a teacher trying to educate a bully who never attended school. The teacher, who the bully calls "Sufi," tries to teach the bully various subjects like math, Italian, and geography, while the bully often tries to escape and play video games. Despite the difficulties, the teacher is patient and determined to make the bully learn. However, the bully eventually discovers that the teacher is not a real teacher, but a nerd, and the story comes full circle, with the bully again chasing the nerd.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is a nerd who became a teacher.
2. The narrator had a student who was a bully.
3. The bully didn't know basic math, such as 1+1.
4. The narrator decided to stay and teach the bully despite having the option to leave.
5. The bully didn't know how to train his feet, and the narrator corrected him that you can train a muscle, not a foot.
6. The narrator and the bully had a lesson on Italian conjugation.
7. The narrator explained that "bully" is a term that means "bad" and not something to be proud of.
8. The narrator and the bully had a geography lesson, where they discussed the location of Italy and its capital, Rome.
9. The bully had never seen a world map before and didn't know where Italy was.
10. The narrator showed the bully a map of Italy and pointed out the location of Rome.
11. The bully was interested in video games and Minecraft.
12. The narrator and the bully played Minecraft together as a recreational activity.
13. The bully built a house in Minecraft with a swimming pool.
14. The narrator was proud of the bully for showing interest in learning and creating something.
15. The bully's name is not explicitly stated, but he is referred to as "him" and "Mr. Him".
16. The narrator mentions that the bully has a favorite game, Minecraft.
17. The narrator and the bully had a conversation about the bully's friends and school.
18. The narrator suspects that the bully might want to go back to his real school and meet his friends again.
19. The narrator is proud of himself for inspiring the bully to want to learn and study.
20. The narrator is referred to as "the most fearsome teacher" by the bully.
21. The bully discovers that the narrator is not a real teacher but a nerd in disguise.
22. The bully chases the narrator again, but the narrator is relieved that he can escape through a door.