Shaping Jack and His Fight

On the cover of the book you can see Dwight taking Jack to Concrete. His mother sent him to live with Dwight for a month. Dwight's fake layers start to unravel and show you his true self that he was bidding from Jacks mother. Dwight has a interesting way to make Jack a better man. Dwight first takes away his freedom, Jake no longer has any free time. Jake now has a job and can't chose how he spends his own money, he had to join the scouts. Jake put on his uniform and acted like a soilder with his windchester in hand. I see a motif, from the beginning of the book when he also acted like a soilder. I think the symbolizes his feeling to fight to be free.