role: narrator
age: 6-9
characteristics: lively, intelligent, astute, boyish, strong-willed, hot tempered, gets in trouble, innocent
other:
-close with Atticus- he tries to make her fight with her head rather than her fists
-taunted by the children for Atticus defending a Negro- instinctively she would fight but she refuses to retaliate
-Aunt Alexandra is offended by her wild behaviour and frank speech and believes she should be more 'ladylike'- Scout resists this and prefers male company to her aunt's friends
change:
Scout begins to adhere to her fathers previous analysis of life: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view . . . until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
-begins to understand Aunt Alexandra's view point
-sympathises with Boo Radley
-accepts Jem is growing up
-has sympathy for Mayella
-Has no prejudice "Just one kind of folks. Folks"

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