In the character of T., though, the story explores a different, more pointed sort of rebellion. Thomas’s house is just another prank to carry out with gusto.
The boys’ rebellions are general and undirected and, for a young boy like Mike, even the destruction of Mr. They have little respect for the world around them – a world blown apart by a war that shaped their society but which they don’t remember – and so in search of fun and fame from rival gangs they pull pranks such as stealing rides on buses. As such, there is little surprise in the boys’ rebellious antics. and Blackie are just a few years into their teens. The members of the Wormsley Common Gang are boys ranging in age from nine to fifteen years old.
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