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The Professor – Mastermind of Money Heist
The Professor, whose real name is Sergio Marquina, is the mastermind behind the most iconic heists in television history — first the Royal Mint of Spain, and later the Bank of Spain — in the Spanish series Money Heist (La Casa de Papel). Played by actor Álvaro Morte, The Professor is the calm, brilliant, and enigmatic leader who crafts every detail of the elaborate robberies with near-military precision. Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor Professor Twixtor
From the very beginning of the series, The Professor is portrayed not as a typical criminal but as a strategist, philosopher, and ideologue. He isn’t motivated by greed or chaos, but by a blend of justice, revenge, and idealism. His meticulous planning, chess-like moves, and psychological acumen make him the lynchpin of the gang’s operations.
Early Life and Motivation
Sergio grew up in a hospital, suffering from chronic illness throughout his childhood. His father, a small-time criminal, planned a bank robbery to help pay for Sergio’s medical treatment but was killed by the police during the attempt. This traumatic event deeply shaped Sergio’s worldview. He inherited his father’s dream but took it to a new level — planning the “perfect” heist that would not just succeed but expose the flaws and hypocrisies of the system.
He spent years preparing for the Royal Mint heist, recruiting eight specialists with different skills and codenames based on cities (like Tokyo, Berlin, Nairobi, and Rio). He trained them in a remote hideout for five months, preparing for every possible outcome — police tactics, hostage control, psychological resilience, and public manipulation.
Master Manipulator and Strategist
What makes The Professor so captivating is his ability to stay composed under immense pressure. During the Mint heist, he controls the operation from outside the building, communicating with the gang through secure lines while simultaneously deceiving the police, manipulating media narratives, and even engaging in a romantic relationship with Raquel Murillo, the inspector in charge of the case. This relationship evolves into genuine love and plays a crucial role in shifting Raquel’s loyalty.
His strategic brilliance becomes even more evident during the second heist, in the Bank of Spain. This operation is motivated not just by money, but by a mission to rescue Rio, a gang member who was captured and tortured illegally by the government. The Professor uses the heist to expose state corruption and challenge global financial systems.
The Professor’s Philosophy
Though he is technically a criminal, The Professor is portrayed as a kind of modern-day Robin Hood or revolutionary. He believes in rebelling against a corrupt and unjust system — one where banks and governments hold disproportionate power over ordinary people. His heists aren’t just about money; they’re symbolic acts of resistance. This ideology earns him massive public support, turning him and his gang into global icons.
He uses psychological manipulation more than violence, preferring to outwit rather than overpower. His code forbids unnecessary bloodshed, though he is forced to make difficult choices when situations spiral beyond control. This ethical compass adds depth to his character and highlights the moral ambiguity at the heart of the show.
Relationships and Growth
Over the course of the series, The Professor evolves from a mysterious puppet master into a more vulnerable, emotionally complex figure. His relationship with Raquel (later known as Lisbon) humanizes him. He grapples with fear, guilt, love, and loss — particularly after the deaths of key members like Berlin and Nairobi.
His bond with the gang also deepens, transforming from a calculated leader to a protective brother figure. Despite his intellect, he learns that not everything can be controlled — human emotion, chaos, and sacrifice often defy even the most careful planning.
Legacy
By the end of Money Heist, The Professor emerges as one of the most iconic characters in global television. He embodies resistance, intelligence, and resilience. His wire-rimmed glasses, tailored suits, and chess-like strategies have made him a symbol of rebellion for fans around the world.
