The Eternal Boy: Being the Story of the Prodigious Hickey
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A spirited schoolboy nicknamed Hickey navigates life at a boarding school through a series of comic and lively episodes that showcase his appetite for mischief, loyalty to friends, athletic exploits, and recurring brushes with authority. The narrative moves episodically through campus pranks and contests, memorable feats both rowdy and heroic, social rivalries, and an emerging political education that tests his ideals and friendships. Humorous scenes and small-scale crises reveal themes of adolescent identity, camaraderie, and the tensions between youthful impulse and adult expectations, closing with consequences that examine the costs and rewards of persistent boyishness.
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