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EPISODE 15 - BACK TO SCHOOL (PART 2) - CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

2019-10-02

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Episode 15 (part 2 of 3) charts my high school days at Prince Edward. Drama, elocution, art, bullying and bunking out.
Boarding is hard at the best of times, but throw in the anxiety of a bush war, a boys only school and teenage hormones and you inevitably produce some alarming results.

Photo: Prince Edward School straw boater

Sound affects © AudioJungle.

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