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A boy's experiences at a Victorian boarding school are depicted through everyday routines, ceremonies, and conflicts among pupils and masters. Scenes show assemblies, a festive procession that interrupts lessons, games on the playground, and the enforcement of senior boys' authority, producing taunts, rivalries, and tests of courage. Teachers are shown as stern but often benevolent figures whose decisions shape the boys' behavior, while new arrivals must earn friendships and respect. The narrative sketches a variety of school customs and personalities, emphasizing social dynamics and the small moral lessons of growing up within a communal, rule-bound environment.
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