Eventually, however, he agrees to become a prefect in order to prevent the hateful Fowler from becoming Head of House. He makes a memorable, bitter speech about how the boys oppressed by the system grow up to be the fathers who maintain it. Meanwhile, Judd is reluctant to become a prefect, since he feels that he cannot endorse a "system of oppression" such as this. Bennett agrees to be punished with a caning so as not to compromise Harcourt whereas on earlier occasions, he had avoided punishment by blackmailing the other "Lords" with the threat that he would reveal their own experiences with him. Fowler is able to intercept a love note from Bennett to James Harcourt ( Cary Elwes). Fowler dislikes him and Judd and wants to stop Bennett from becoming a "God" – a school title for the two top prefects. The gay scandal, however, gives the army-obsessed house Captain Fowler ( Tristan Oliver) a welcome reason to scheme against Bennett. Martineau subsequently hangs himself, as teachers and the senior pupils try their hardest to keep the scandal away from parents and the outside world.
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One day, a teacher walks in on Martineau (Philip Dupuy) and a boy from another house engaged in mutual masturbation.
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Guy Bennett ( Rupert Everett) and Tommy Judd ( Colin Firth) are pupils and, because they are both outsiders in their own ways, friends (Bennett is gay while Judd is a Marxist).
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The setting is a public school, modelled on Eton and Winchester, in the 1930s.