Great Expectations

Hart enters Prof Kingsfield class unprepared. Kingsfield calls on Hart who stumbles through his lack of preparation. Kingsfield comes out of his pulpit, walks into the class and places an imaginary sheet over Hart. Later Hart is informed that annually, Kingsfield picks one new student over which to place a symbolic shroud. Translated this means this particular student will never be called upon again and won't pass the course. Hart adopts a scheme to reverse and remove Kingsfield's "shroud," (which had never been accomplished by any previous student). Hart shows up in the class wearing a hood completely covering his identity. The class is snickering and Kingsfield's authoritative manner is disrupted. Trying to ignore the silent Hart, Kingsfield proceeds to question the class about the specifics of a difficult case in which the other students give less than satisfactory answers. All the time, Kingsfield is annoyed by the hooded figure sitting in Hart's chair. Kingsfield finally asks Hart to answer the question, for which Hart remains absolutely silent. Kingsfield walks back into the class again and removes the hood from Hart demanding that Hart answer the question. As soon as the hood is removed, Hart spouts out a perfect answer. Kingsfield realizes that Hart has tricked him into removing the "shroud." This was an excellent program! The best of the entire series.