Breaking Angels

Summary

The Boy Scouts was wilder in the 1970s and leaders could take liberties that are no longer possible. Many initiatives were welcomed, even craved by the boys. They created opportunities for stimulation and awareness that were not accessible in homes, schools and churches of the working class. But some activities unveiled the menace of unbalanced leaders dominating a poorly scrutinized institution whose inflamed ideals were beyond their scope. Follow Scouts Ryne, Scott and Flip as they are nudged down the rapids of looming adolescence in their flimsy pubertal craft.