I think his independence can be looked at in the two lights equally. It is beneficial in the fact that he can be self-sufficient. Also that he can take care of himself when his parents or guardians are there to protect him. His independence can also be taken as harmful because he does not have anyone to keep him safe or keep him in check. Also when he needs money (like in the end of the book) he has no one to go to.
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