Why is Uncle Jason happy that Darrell gets involved in the fight between Travis and Nate?

The correct answer to this question is He says that boys fighting is a part of becoming a man. This question is related to the book The Bully by Paul Langan. Darrell Mercer is the main character in the book. In this book, he moves with his mother to California.

Darrell and his mother move beside his aunt, Uncle Jason, Nate, and Travis. Nate and Travis are his cousins. Jason made frequent comments about how small Darrell is, and he also lets Travis bull, Darrell. Travis also did the same to Nate, and when Darrell tried to prevent it, he recommended they wrestle.

In the book The Bully by Paul Langan, the main character Darrell Mercer moves to California with his mother. They live next door to his Uncle Jason, his aunt, and his two cousins Travis and Nate.

Uncle Jason often comments on Darrell's small stature and allows the older cousin Travis to torment Darrell. What's more, when Darrell tries to prevent Travis from tormenting Nate, Uncle Jason says that they should wrestle like that to become big, strong men. Towards the end of the story, the relationship between Darrell and Uncle Jason improves.