An anxious teenage boy faces bullying, puberty, and fears of mortality at a summer water polo camp.
The boy's parents send him to a summer water polo camp. This decision places him in an unfamiliar social and physical environment.
At camp, the boy struggles against bullies. His social difficulties intensify his existing anxiety and fears.
The boy also contends with puberty while trying to manage the demands of camp. His personal insecurity remains central to the experience.
The camp experience brings the boy's fears of mortality into focus. His struggles become both social and existential.
Charlie Polinger
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