The House of the Scorpion Chapter 26: The Lost Boys Summary & Analysis | LitCharts
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Raúl does not care about any unique aspects of Matt’s identity, such as his love of music. He only cares about how he can exploit Matt’s labor. Matt is not troubled by these warning signs, however, because he still believes he has the free will to leave this place and continue on with his journey.
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- Raúl does not care about any unique aspects of Matt’s identity, such as his love of music. He only cares about how he can exploit Matt’s labor. Matt is not troubled by these warning signs, however, because he still believes he has the free will to leave this place and continue on with his journey.
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