 A narrator s voice tells stories, primarily about meeting or being with boys who are almost men. As he talks, we see various boys, usually isolated on a beach, in vacant cityscapes, in rooms or in bed. They take off their jackets, shirts, shoes, and trousers; they wear white Jockey briefs. These portraits are sometimes interrupted by two or three performers who move, speak, dance, and cavort, making sport of male interactions. The narrator s stories become erotically more explicit and more introspective: he discusses Meher Baba s view of the problem of sex; he admits to wanting full control over these youths to be freed from real relationships. Fantasies evaporate.