Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School

How is Greg a dynamic character

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At Hardscrabble Camp, Greg gains an appreciation for modern technology and convenience, and gains respect for the kids who have to do hard work every day. As the “Wimpy Kid” series of novels progress, Greg’s character begins to mature and gain a moral bearing. This is exemplified on several occasions in “Old School”, most notably when Greg wants nothing to do with Billy, who has fled his community service group, and when Greg argues that the bag of girls’ belongings be returned to the girl’s cabin. Greg’s father is called to the camp as an emergency chaperone, where Greg learns his father was very much like him at his age. This brings Greg and his dad closer together.