Enyim, tied, övé (1. rész) / Regény

A group of young men spend spring days at a country estate, their picnics, songs, debates, courtships, and pranks revealing varied temperaments and future ambitions. Episodic social scenes alternate with quieter moments of reflection, contrasting scholarly reserve and lofty ideals with impulsive bravado and sensual appetite. Rivalries and divergent convictions gradually intensify as communal revelry gives way to moral dilemmas and external pressures. The narrative follows interpersonal dynamics and coming-of-age tensions while exploring themes of ambition, social expectation, and the conflict between private principles and public action.