life. His mother doesn't even consider coming with. Not that she is busy or any thing. She just feels that Dutch can handle it. Making her seem very week and helpless. Not the type of roll model I would want for my daughter. Then we get to meat this poor mistreated little rich kid. And after just a few minutes we end up feeling like this little brat might not even be good enough for these less than desirable parents. We first see him when his mother calls him to invite him to Thanksgiving dinner, since his father asked her to cancels the plans he and Henry had. When a small boy comes to get him for the call he immediately starts to intimidate him. He gets on the phone with his mother and immediately dismisses any thing she has to say. He goes on to blame her for the family not being together any more. Then after he takes the call all the other boys come out to throw paper planes at him and laugh at his misfortune.This might have been some sort of attempt to show us how upset Henry really is. All is showed me was a kid taking every advantage of his situation. He is only worried about himself. He not only doesn't thank the younger boy for coming all the way up stairs to tell him his mother is on the phone. He freaks out, yelling at him for not knocking on the open door. We see that he is not a liked person when he has a fight with his mother on the phone and his class mates come out not to console him but to throw paper air planes and laugh. Not that this seen even makes sense. It's almost as if someone put just part of that seen in and no one noticed in time. Then comes the boyfriend. He shows up at Henry's room before he gets there. He just walks right in and starts walking around. Then he starts going though the boy's things he looks trough cabinets under folders and any where else he feel the need to snoop. Henry walks into the room and starts to throw Dutch around like a rag doll. He ends the pummeling with a few shots from a pellet...
