Entertainment Weekly has a time-waster series on the best fictional teachers.
My favorite fictional teacher is Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan.
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Julia 10.04.08 at 8:04 pm
Does Socrates, as written by Aristophanes, count as fictional? :)