Without the (rogue) connection, there is no command. Especially when the rabble don't know where to get angry first!
Look for a woman behind everything - and even in elementary school. Her new classmate Růženka is no pushover and can handle the inseparable group around Bořík & Co. to convince them that even their shenanigans have class. Not only does he settle the class creep, Bohoušek, and make him at home in the circus, but he also encourages the boys to democratically appoint their leaders.
The fratricidal duel is ironically won by the good fat man Ales, even though he is a left-handed commander. No one blames him for being somewhat spoiled by his grandmother as an orphan, but he should show more determination and less of the otesankovsky appetite. After all, on top of all the worries about whether they had failed to take care of the neuroses of their parents, teachers and neighbours, the boys had to worry about the club shack called Haraburďárna. Couldn't they use a guard, preferably a cruel Holešovice dog? Wouldn't the vampire Ishtvan, living in the tomb at Olšany, know of any?
Bořík could tell you what a chore it is to be a street urchin. And he's also telling stories. Treat your ears to the second portion of his mischief, which has only now reached its complete audio form!
