Goslings

Marie, Monika, Šárka, Blanka, Renata, these are just few names of the girls who stay at a boarding-house of the textile vocational school. Each of the girls is different, each has her own fate. The serious and sensitive Marie shares a room with Šárka, a girl from a childern's home and superficial Monika, who is confident due to her provocative beauty and a rich family background. Monika in comparison to other girls has always a boy-friend and still she keeps some in reserve. One of them is lance-corporal Ota from an ad. But Monika cannot write interesting letters, Marie is writing them instead of her. Ota and Marie get to understand each other in the letters and the girl falls in love with the private on a distance. But during the first Ota's visit Monika likes the soldier and so she strives to cover successfully that the nice letters were written by somebody else. Marie is sad and decides to write Ota the truth. The impulsive Šárka, who is personally happy because she is usually invited for weekends in the family of the instructor Marková, reveals Marie's action unintetionally. The conceited Monika breaks the agreed date of Ota and Marie and she wins the shy and indecisive boy again for herself. On top of that she tells all to the other girls who turn away from Marie. Šárka tries to help her in vain. The unhappy Marie stays alone and she has to get over it alone as well.