for those of you having trouble seeing the story: Within a citadel where there are set customs and rules to follow, a young man enters a quiet room, kneels reverently, and expresses his humble desire to fulfill his duty. He has little experience with sex, or even with being alive, so he's been ordered by his superiors to receive training Will the young man learn? Will he embrace the training and use it to enrich his life? or will he be repulsed and retreat into an austere life where, like a spartan warrior, he goes to battle, void of all emotional attachment to that which composes a rich life? Once in the arms of the master, the embarrassed young man resists, asking the master if he enjoys handling him and those like himself. Gradually, however, and, in spite of, or maybe because of, the tauntings of the master, the young man begins to feel the call of the flesh. By the end he has totally embraced his lessons and has yielded all to his master. There is your plot
for those of you having trouble seeing the story: Within a citadel where there are set customs and rules to follow, a young man enters a quiet room, kneels reverently, and expresses his humble desire to fulfill his duty. He has little experience with sex, or even with being alive, so he's been ordered by his superiors to receive training
Will the young man learn? Will he embrace the training and use it to enrich his life? or will he be repulsed and retreat into an austere life where, like a spartan warrior, he goes to battle, void of all emotional attachment to that which composes a rich life? Once in the arms of the master, the embarrassed young man resists, asking the master if he enjoys handling him and those like himself. Gradually, however, and, in spite of, or maybe because of, the tauntings of the master, the young man begins to feel the call of the flesh. By the end he has totally embraced his lessons and has yielded all to his master. There is your plot