> until it came time for his scholarship and job applications. The boy is royally screwed. So he can't become a better person (no scholarships) and can't bring

> until it came time for his scholarship and job applications. The boy is royally screwed. So he can't become a better person (no scholarships) and can't bring benefits to the society (job applications)? I agree that he's wrong, but why to choose such a way of punishing?