He still has the same recognizable attitude — the messy confidence, the quick jokes, the restless energy — but there's a new warmth to him. He carries himself less like someone trying to prove he's the toughest guy in the room and more like someone who has finally found something worth protecting. As a dad, Scout feels like the kind of person who would be overly excited about every little thing his child does. He'd brag constantly, show pictures to anyone who would listen, and act like every small achievement was the greatest accomplishment in history. He'd probably still be awkward and immature at times, but his heart is in the right place. The biggest change is that Scout, who spent so much of his life chasing attention and approval, finally has a family that sees him as important without needing him to prove anything. He's still the same loud-mouthed Boston kid — just older, happier, and with someone depending on him. He goes from wanting to be seen as a hero to simply wanting to be a good dad.

-One Of Jeremy's Sons -Is The Oldest -Brown Puffed Hair, Brown Eyes -8–10 years

-One Of Jeremy's Daughters -The Second Oldest -Brown Straight Hair, Brown Eyes -6–8 years

-One Of Jeremy's Daughters -Second Youngest -4–10 years old -Ginger Curly Hair, Wears Glasses