Oh absolutely. Scratch is the epitome of a good ol' boy. He's the patriarch. The man in charge. He feels entitled to young women and takes delight in their disgust when he pressures them into doing his work.

idk where in Act 5 you are so I'll spare specifics. But one of the most insidious ploys Scratch has is playing secret-keeper. He ensures his "proteges" that the relationship between them is unique. He attempts to correlate what makes these women special with himself, and will take all of the credit for their actions.