When Francis upsets Scout when he says that no one wants Dill. Why is this a hypocritical statement from Francis?

Francis's statement is hypocritical because he is in a similar circumstance to Dill. Francis is unfortunately, unaware that he is also, just like Dill, being "passed around from relative to relative".

Explanation:

When Francis' parents drop him off at his aunt's home for Christmas vacation and he doesn't realize the similarities between him and Dill which it is part of him being a hypocrite to Dill.

When Francis upsets Scout when he says that no one wants Dill. Why is this a hypocritical statement from Francis?​

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When Francis upsets Scout when he says that no one wants Dill. Why is this a hypocritical statement from Francis?