How Does Scout Admire Miss Maudie

How Does Scout Admire Miss Maudie

Scout admires Miss Maudie because she was the only other person in the neighborhood who did not mind spending time with Scout when Jem and Dill were excluding them. Atticus accepted the job to defend Tom Robinson because if he didn't, he wouldn't be able to represent his country in the legislature nor hold up his head in town. Scout fights with Cecil Jacobs and Francis because they repeatedly make fun of Atticus for defending Tom Robinson. Aunt Alexandra disapproves of Scout because she doesn't dress or act lady–like. For example, instead of wearing necklaces and dresses, Scout wears overalls and pants. Uncle Jack later regrets punishing Scout because he didn't hear her side of the story and she was not the only person who committed a wrongdoing. Calpurnia ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...As an example, she's quick to judge her teacher. After talking to Atticus, she realizes that her teacher is trying the best that she can. Scout eventually realizes that she should think about the feelings of others and what they must have been through. She later uses Atticus's advice often in the story. In one part of the book, Jem must go to the Radley house to retrieve his pants. Before arguing with Jem, she thinks about what Jem's intentions must've been. In the end, she decides to let him be. Jem cuts up all of Mrs. Dubose's flowers because he gets angry from the insults that she was saying about Atticus. Because of this, he has to read to her for an entire month. Dill says he's not coming back to Maycomb that summer because he has a new father and that they were going to build a fishing boat together. Dill seems to really care about having a father figure in his life and this tells me that Dill is still very innocent. Aunt Alexandra comes to stay with the Finch family because she thinks that it would be a good idea for Scout to have some feminine influence. Scout chooses to avoid Aunt

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