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{{quote| ''"Gilbert Cocteau, you were the greatest flower to ever bloom in my life. In the faraway dreams of youth, you were a bright red flame, blazing so fiercely...You were the wind that stirred my branches. Can you hear [[Title Drop|the poem of the wind and trees?]] Can you hear the tumult of our youth? Oh, there must be others who so remember their own days of youth....''"}}
 
It is 1880 at Lacombrade Academy, an all-boy's boarding school in France. Serge Battour is a cheerful and kind [[New Transfer Student|new student]] who is trying to fit in with the rest of the student body, despite the taboo of his [[Roma|Gypsy heritage]], made obvious by his dark skin. However, his roommate Gilbert Cocteau - who will sleep with anyone if he can manipulate them to his advantage by doing so - is not helping the situation, especially when he makes it his personal goal to bring about Serge's downfall. [[Will They or Won't They?|The two boys may destroy each other or come closer together.]] {{spoiler|[[Bittersweet Ending|Or both.]]}}
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