Lost Boys of the River Camp

Set against the backdrop of a summer camp that has transitioned from a military outpost to a peaceful retreat, the story explores the stark contrasts between past and present. The absence of armed sentries and the silence of artillery drills highlight a significant shift in the camp's atmosphere, reflecting themes of change, loss, and the impact of war on community life. As the camp adjusts to its new identity, the characters navigate their own journeys of growth and adaptation in a transformed environment.