A naked boy, painted white, is bound to a post by ropes with his hands behind his back. He struggles.

The boy ignores his mother’s warnings and goes to the nymphomaniac’s house. She welcomes him in but quickly pounces on him and takes her clothes off. He tries to escape but she grabs him and strips him naked. They make out. Eventually he comes to his senses, throws her off and runs away. Carrying his clothes but still naked, he runs through fields and over sand dunes to the sea.

The boy comes out of the bathroom at home naked. He tells his mother to look at him, which she does. He talks to her as he dries himself and puts his underwear on.

The boy watches the nymphomaniac as she washes.

As punishment the boy’s mother ties him to a tree, beats him with a stick and paints the words of a song over his face and body.

The boy is catching butterflies on the beach. A man is kissing a teenage girl. The boy and girl run away with each other and hide. The man takes the girl back and they walk into the sea together. The girl’s body, now topless, is seen on the shore.

A flashback to the girl’s body on the beach.

The naked girl dances with a ball outside the man’s window. She runs away when he comes close.

The man follows the naked girl into a forest.