At first glance, the young students at Hailsham boarding school are like any group of teenagers. They play sports, have art classes, and discover sex, love, and power games. Hailsham is a mix of a Victorian boarding school and a school for children of 1960s hippies where they ...
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At first glance, the young students at Hailsham boarding school are like any group of teenagers. They play sports, have art classes, and discover sex, love, and power games. Hailsham is a mix of a Victorian boarding school and a school for children of 1960s hippies where they are constantly told that they are very special, that they have a mission in the future, and they worry about their health. The young people also know that they are sterile and will never have children, just as they have no parents. Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy were pupils at Hailsham, and they were also a youthful love triangle. And now, Kathy allows herself to remember Hailsham and how she and her friends gradually discovered the truth. And the reader of this novel, a gothic utopia, will discover with Kathy that Hailsham is a performance where the young actors do not know that they are only the terrible secret of the good health of a society. -- At first glance, the young students at Hailsham boarding school are like any group of teenagers. They play sports, have art classes, and discover sex, love, and power games. Hailsham is a mix of a Victorian boarding school and a school for children of 1960s hippies where they are constantly told that they are very special, that they have a mission in the future, and they worry about their health. The young people also know that they are sterile and will never have children, just as they have no parents. Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy were pupils at Hailsham, and they were also a youthful love triangle. And now, Kathy allows herself to remember Hailsham and how she and her friends gradually discovered the truth. And the reader of this novel, a gothic utopia, will discover with Kathy that Hailsham is a performance where the young actors do not know that they are only the terrible secret of the good health of a society. |
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