Although the Northern Territory provides subsidies and assistance to orphans like them, Jimmy still remembers his mother's teachings: people must rely on themselves and be self-sufficient.
So he found himself an apprenticeship in a factory, starting life as a screw-turner ahead of time.
This job was kindly introduced to him by an official; otherwise, a child who knew nothing could hardly work at a factory producing Steam Knights, let alone become an apprentice.
Jimmy did not let down those who helped him. He is a very hardworking child, very diligent and eager to learn.
Whatever the master taught, he held in his heart. Even if he didn't understand it the first time, he would force himself to remember it and come to understand it slowly.
With such a serious attitude, Jimmy was quite popular in the factory.
When he clocked in and walked into the factory with his lunchbox, the workers all greeted him.
