Citizenship in the home

I feel that you learn a lot about both Dwight and Jack in this section of the book. All Dwight does is make Jack work and tell him about everything he does wrong. I think this,was really hurting him, but after hearing about how bad he is at everything he really has became numb to it. Jacks mom keeps saying that he doesn't have to do this, but jack is realizing that he does. He knows that there really is no choice, and his mom is really fooling herself. He really has found confort in the Boy Scouts. It helps him take his mind of what is going on. Something new I've found out about Jack is he likes math, and he dreams about doing something good. I feel that sending jack to Dwight's has really changed him.