St John's Boys

St John's Boys

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Last published Fri, Jul 24, 2020

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Moon Ji Sung would tell you himself that this story is not his but it it is his to tell. It isn't about him and it never was. This story... this - it's about St John and all of his boys: Ji Sung, Jared, Adriaan, Noah, Bophelo, Zulu, Marco, Pyotr... St John's College isn't a regular boarding school. It's an absolute fantasy - built and fabricated on the wet, green grass of KwaZulu-Natal's midlands. It's like a still-life in which Ji Sung walked into. The school's fat corridors swallowed him, its windows and doors inhaled him and most of all its walls listened to him and watched him, just as much as it did the other boys. St John let his boys be boys, as violently, as softly, as aggressively, as intellectually and as happily, as they pleased. Boys hid behind him when they feared becoming men or when their loved ones feared the men they would become. What these boys, however, did not know, especially Ji Sung, is that letting a boy be a boy is the only way he'll become a man. A/N: I know the description is very cryptic but to simplify it I will say that the story revolves around Ji Sung who starts attending a new boarding school in South Africa where he meets a lot of boys. His experiences and those of the boys he met teach them a lot about themselves and each other and thus the boys are becoming men.

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