Painterly school desks receding into swirling dark violet mist.

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Reginald in Russia  ·  1910

Saki

You can't expect a boy to be vicious until he's been to a good school.

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The line quips that viciousness is not natural to boys but something taught, and a good school is where they acquire it. Behind the dry humour is a sly criticism of institutions that claim to civilise while shaping cruelty and rivalry.

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