Drape

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"Two students late together on their first day. I do hope you plan on being a little more punctual in the future? If not, I will have to take some... Corrective measures."

Drape, the Asshole and Antagonist

Drape is the only male teacher of the staff and the main antagonist. He teaches Debilibating Magic.

He's an old man who plans on changing all students to his liking and hates the Protagonist with a passion.

Early on in the game, during the Heroic route, he enslaves Val to make her do his bidding and try to change the Protagonist. This fails when the Protagonist saves Val's mind.

Next, he attempts to do the same to Sarah but the Protagonist once again saves her mind.

Furious at the results, he drops the Protagonist down a trapdoor. If you're good enough friends with Julia, Sarah and/or Val, you'll be helped to escape but failing to be close enough friends with them causes a game over sequence to happen.

If the Protagonist succeeds in escaping, s/he finds out that Drape has already dealt with Julia. This is either due to finding out that Julia helped the Protagonist escape or because of the deal between the Protagonist and Julia.

After fixing Julia's mind, one of two routes plays out:

If the Protagonist subdued Julia, Drape will walk in on the others just as they got out. He will claim he wanted to speak with Jane, but seeing as she's tutoring some students, he leaves.
If the Protagonist pushed past Julia, Drape will enslave Julia - in the Protagonist's body - along with Jane and any other character that the Protagonist brought to fix Julia's mind. He shortly after leaves, looking for Julia and telling the others to stay behind in the library, should she come back there.

Known Victims

The following characters have been targeted by Drape at some point.

Val, who is his first victim.
- Her personality changes, her eyes turns blank and she's wearing an outfit identical to Drape's.
Ms. Rack, who is his second victim.
- She becomes his slave after completing Val's mind, but she remains unaware of it.
Sarah, who is his third victim.
- Her personality changes, no longer using contractions and making her more interested in debilibating classes.
Julia, who is his fourth victim.
- Unlike the others, her personality doesn't change a whole lot. Her only job is to try and keep the Protagonist in the library.
Victoria, who is is his fifth victim.
- Very little is known about her personality, but it seems to have been changed to make her highly distrustful of the Protagonist, to the point she will openly state that the Protagonist can't be trusted.
  - Unlike the others, she will only show up if the Protagonist subdued Julia.

Non-canon Victims

The following victims are non-canon, as they lead to bad endings.

The Protagonist, if dropped into his trapdoor after fixing Sarah's mind.
- This happens if Val is in any non-normal personality, the Protagonist is no longer friends with her for some reason, Sarah doesn't like the Protagonist (or is a non-normal personality) and if Julia has been given less than three secret notes.

Dr. Tiff, if the Protagonist has pushed past Julia and told Dr. Tiff everything that has happened.

Trivia

"Min" is Swedish for "mine" as well as "(Facial) expression".
- It is also a gender-neutral Chinese name for "Intelligent".
  - His name is also a pun on "Mind Rape", referring to him trying to change the students to his liking.
He's one of only six characters with a confirmed first and last name mentioned in game.
He has his tenure the year the game plays out, making it impossible (or at the very least, ridicously hard) for him to get fired.
He's the first character who got Rule 63'd in Adventure High (meaning he turned female).
- In the Bimbo World ending, he'll turn younger and also turn female. Some other people in school attempts to stop him from advancing, declaring that "he made [their] lives so boring". It's unknown who they are.
He was the third and only male teacher to be added into the game.
It's implied in his second Secret Note class that he had friends while in the school, but they all died in the dungeon, making him distant towards the idea of befriending people.
- This was confirmed if you go on a date with Julia, then fix Ashley's mind and finally agree to reading with her. She'll remark that "there's someone in the book that [they] know". When the Protagonist asks who, she simply replies with "No spoilers".
  - It's also revealed that he was part of the very first group to enter the dungeon beneath the school and the sole survivor.
Drape's so old that he was alive before magic existed in the world, something that he's highly regarded for.
??? describes his defenses as being so high, the Bear Claw has about the defenses of a sheet of paper compared to Drape.
Drape is the first teacher to comment flatout what floor a note is supposed to be on.
It is not possible to enslave Drape normally as part of the storyline. Despite this, he becomes the Protagonist's slave in the Faculty Control Ending if Val has enough Trust in the Protagonist.
- It is implied that Drape is a slave in the Bimbo World ending, but it's unknown if the Protagonist actually enslaves him/her at that point, though it's likely.
Drape has a trapdoor near his desk, which leads to a presumably locked part of the dungeon. How he built it without anyone finding out is unknown.