Jerry's Relationship With Archie Character Analysis

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Jerry’s relationship with his dad allows him to be himself in the face of Archie and the student body. Jerry is bullied by Archie and the student body because he will not accept the chocolates. Jerry stands up for himself because he does not not want to be like his father, because his father is boring and doesn't know what to do with his life, or how to be happy. After Jerry's mother died his father became unhappy and depressed and described everything as “fine”. Jerry realizes he wants to his life to be filled with happiness and described as better than fine. This allows Jerry to develop individuality and courage to stand up to Archie and the student body.

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