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Scout and Jem originally thought of Arthur Radley as evil, but change their opinions throughout the novel.

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Jem realizes that it was him who was putting the gifts in the tree, and when "Someone filled the knot-hole with cement," Jem cries, because he can no longer communicate with Aurthur Radly (Lee 83).

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Harper Lee

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People are not just inherently good or evil.

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People are not just inherently good or evil.

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Scout and Jem originally hate Mrs. Dubose, because they were "raked by her wrathful gaze, subjected to ruthless interrogation regarding out behavior" (Lee 132). They then find out that, before death, she was able to break her morphine addiction.

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The children discover that they judged Mrs. Dubose harshly without knowing much about her. She was no wicked witch, but still an ordinary person.

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Dolpus Raymond is known as the town drunk that isn't prejudiced, unlike most of the town. He pretends to be a drunkard, because, "It helps folks if they can latch onto a reason" (Lee 268).

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Although he is considered evil by much of the town, he is a good person.