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Verse: Didact Kuvira works as a professor, teaching government and constitutional law. She has a reputation as a very down to earth, but extremely rigorous instructor and an absolutely ruthless grader.  In effect, she runs two simultaneous courses; the first is Constitutional Law theory, which is mostly graded through weekly exams, and the second is a survey of important Supreme Court cases, which she grades on a curve to reflect their evolving understanding of theory.  This semester, she's taken particular interest in Bolin, a fellow orphan, who flunked the first few tests and essays.  Still, with his refusal to drop the course, she decided to take him under her wing; he makes good use of her open email, and always sees her during her office hours.  While he's hardly her most clever student, she's decided she won't let him down. 

Kuvira hand picked Bolin to work as her orderly to keep him close and under her personal influence; he's young and impressionable, and she knew she would need to be personally responsible for indoctrinating him to her nationalist agenda as benignly as possible.  The position was also historically considered a fast track to promotion into Noncommissioned officer ranks, though Kuvira doesn't believe in the kind of favoritism that implies.