In the beginning of the novel, David and his dad are not as close as a normal father-son relationship. David and Stuart never really showed emotion to each other. In the middle of the story, David and Stuart were slowly getting closer. Although they did not talk much, they still understood each other. During the end of the novel, David asks for Stuart to pick him up instead of his mom. "Julia cut in 'Do it, Victor, Eileen will be no use at all'" (Werlin 187). Julia's response shows that Stuart would be the best person for David to bond with at this time because Stuart understands David better than his mom. After that, David and Stuart had a long talk and they became to act like fault her and son again. This shows how David and Stuart's relationship progresses throughout the
In the beginning of the novel, David and his dad are not as close as a normal father-son relationship. David and Stuart never really showed emotion to each other. In the middle of the story, David and Stuart were slowly getting closer. Although they did not talk much, they still understood each other. During the end of the novel, David asks for Stuart to pick him up instead of his mom. "Julia cut in 'Do it, Victor, Eileen will be no use at all'" (Werlin 187). Julia's response shows that Stuart would be the best person for David to bond with at this time because Stuart understands David better than his mom. After that, David and Stuart had a long talk and they became to act like fault her and son again. This shows how David and Stuart's relationship progresses throughout the