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Jem seems to be extremely hurt by the verdict of the trial. He went straight to his room when he got home from the courthouse.

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Jem and Mrs. Dubose have a rivalry that most likely goes back even before the book begins. They hate each other. Period.

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Jem is a role model for Scout and also Mrs. Dubose. We know that they both look up to him as a character and Scout takes note of what he does in certain situations.

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Jem seems to be a brave, yet hot headed, young boy. He gets into fight at school but he usually learns from them. We know that he loves football as well.

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We may find out how he truly feels about a certain situation if he were the narrator. For example, when Tom lost the court case, we could tell that he was upset. But if Jem were narrating the book we would have gotten a more in-depth look on his exact reaction.

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very brave and just like all the others

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Jem's role as a  big brother really impacts his character. While his character does grow up, he never looses his love and tenderness for his little sister. For example, "Don't you cry, now, Scout... don't you worry-" he muttered at me all the way to school.'

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Jem and Miss DuBose's relationship is a learning experience more than anything. After damaging her crops and being forced to read to Miss DuBose, Jem learns valuable life lessons along with compassion.

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The trial seemed to be more of a rude awakening to Jem more than anything else. Jem, along with others, could clearly see the evience given and couldn't seem to wrap his mind around the fact that his father had lost the case.

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As we read further into the book, we see Jem growing up and becoming more mature. Jem's patience and care for his sister are valued along with his protectiveness and care.

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Jem is the character in "To Kill a Mockingbird" that represents bravery. In the beginning of the book we see that Jem is daring and adventurous when he breaks his arm during football, or when he touched the Ewell house. But, like my opinion has changed, so has his idea of bravery.

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Jem is a really good role model for Scout. He is nice, and helps her out a lot. He tells her what is right, and wrong. He has also made good choices for the both of them. During school he taught her the new ways the teacher was teaching, and how cool it is. He knows what Scout likes, and caters to her liking. She listens to him as well.

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Jem is the big brother and is definitely a role model for Scout. Even though they have a few altercations they still care and love each other. He is a little outgoing and 'crazy' since he broke his arm playing football and also touched the infamous Boo Radley house which all the kids are scared of.

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Jem is the big brother of Scout and as the book progresses, he gets more mature as he has after the Tom Robinson trial when Atticus told Jem to go home with Ms. Maudie but instead, made his own decision of staying by Atticus meaning he has matured enough to make his own decisions and to be manly.

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At first, he really hated how rude she was acting to both himself and Scout. He also hated how she would call his father a n-word lover. After reading to her for two months and Atticus explaining to him why she did what she did, I think Jem understood her and his hatred towards her lessened.

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I think that at sometimes Jem can be a good role model for Scout but at other times I don’t think so. He is always there for Scout and is giving her the best advice as possible. Ever since their mother died, Jem is always be the first to always support Scout when she is down. He is very close to Scout and plays with her. Even though he annoys he sometimes he still loves her. I always don’t think that he is a good role model because he likes to mischievous and sends notes to Boo Radley to get him out. I just think that is a little immature and he can make better choices. He think he has power over Scout and does not listen to her as much because she is younger. Jem does not always do the right thing but he cares for Scout. Jem character is very dangerous and confident. He learns from his actions and experiences not to do the wrong thing.

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My first impression of Jem was a brother because he always help Scout. Jem to me seems like a good person but also wild because in the first few chapter it talks about when broke his arm. He also touched the Radley House even though he was too sacred. He always plays with Scout and is a good role model for her. He sometimes mess with her but he still cares and loves her like an brother would. Even though Jem is a good kid, I feel like his behaviors are wrong and should make more smarter decisions. One bad decision is when Jem kept thinking of plans to get Boo Radley to come out like he sneaks up to the house at night or gives a note.

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I feel like Jem's experience and time with Miss Dubose taught him so much. Initially, he disliked her, and the feeling was probably mutual. She constantly insulted not only Jem and Scout, but also her father, and did so using extremely racist terms. Naturally, when he found out he had to read to her for a month, every day for two hours, he was furious. Yet, I think this helped him mature. Afterwards, we saw many changes in his character, and I think this is because those two hours everyday helped him learn patience, calmness, dealing with anger, and other traits that one should strive to have. On a side note, after he was done with the reading, and especially after he learned why Miss Dubose wanted this, I feel that the hate he had for her definitely weakened. I feel that the experience overall helped shape Jem into becoming a young adult, and is an essential part of his transition from being just a child, to being a bit more grown up.

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As Jem got older, he became a great role model, and even before he was still a great one. Whenever Scout does something wrong, or ws talking about doing something that wasn't a great choice, Jem was almost always the first one to tell her not to do it, and he always gave advice on what she should instead do. For example, as he got older, we saw that he must have realized that Atticus was stressed about the case, as he told Scout many times to not bother him, or not to cause him much trouble. Scout has always looked up to him, and I think Jem has always done his best, and succeeded to be a person with characteristics that others, including Scout, should develop. Whenever he is around Scout, he is constantly a person that Scout can look up to as a brother, and as a role model.

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I think jem is a pretty good role model in the long run. Ever since he lost his mom, he has helped more than a typical older brother in the modern age does. Hes very close with his younger sister and helps her along the way by playing with her and educating her a little bit. She really looks up to him and for being so young, i think he is doing a pretty good job.

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When first meeting jem, he seemed kind of different from the typical older brother. He kind of "tries hard" to be this tough guy even though he is still young. He definitly has a big impact of his little sister Scout, because they are very close.

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The trial seemed to affect Jem a lot. Even though Scout and Dill were still surprised from the result, Jem seemed to be the most surprised. Throughout the entire trial, Jem kept telling Scout and Dill that they were going to win because Atticus is making really good points. But when they found Tom guilty it confused Jem a lot. From this, Atticus had to help Jem understand things about the world. Therefore, Jem left the trial with a new understanding of the world.

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i think jem does really well as a role model. he's tasked with helping raise his sister, especially since atticus can't always be around, which i think is pretty admirable of him. scout thinks well of most things he thinks well of and jem, though ends up growing into the phase of mood swings and not wanting to spend as much time at home. even during the time he was adjusting to his newly found adolescence, jem remembered to take care of his sister, especially remembering to spend some money on a baton for her for his birthday.

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What I really like about Jem is his support for his sister, Scout. In every situation Jem is with his sister (which is basically almost every scenario), he makes sure to question himself and check to make sure that Scout is being treated the way it is necessary. For example, if he thinks something is too dangerous for Scout, then he asks her to step out. If she doesn't want to, then he lets her join in whatever he and Dill are about to do. Another example is when they are facing their father, Atticus, for something important. Usually after, Jem tries to handle the situation by making his own decisions and making Scout follow orders as he believes that his ideas are what's best.

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Because of Miss Dubose's constant insults towards Atticus he iniitially felt resentment and anger towards her and eventually ruining her front yard. However, after seeing Atticus's plesant behavior, the nature of her conidtion and eventually her death I think he was feeling more sorry for her.

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My first impression of Jem makes me think that he wants to be the "older brother" but doesn't really have the skills to be. He also came off as a troublemaker, which made him an even worse brother to have, especially when he sent Scout when they sneaked off to the Radley house, getting her into trouble.

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I think Jem is a decent role model. He is mischievous especially when he tries to mess with the Radleys. Other than that, he knows when to stop (even though that's when someone superior tells him to stop). He has a sense of maturity, but at the same time he has a sense of immaturity.

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I think Jem is a good role model overall. He doesn't necessarily always do the right thing but its clear that he's still looking out for Scout's well being, like telling her not to mind Alexandra so much because he knew that do so would turn her into someone she didn't want to be. He seems to symbolize everything Scout wants to be as well. He's courageous, confident, has clear and consistent morality gained from his experiences, and is able to learn from his mistakes. He does a good job imprinting these characteristics onto Scout, like how he indirectly caused Scout to not disobey Calpurnia because she wanted to be like him. He appreciates Scout for who she is and tries to keep her on the right path, both signs of a good role model.

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I don't think he is a very good role model to Scout because he doesn't always do what is right. Like sneaking out of the house, he is a daredevil and can get into trouble at times.

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Jem and Miss DuBose initially didn't have much amiable feelings towards one another. This is shown by Miss DuBose yelling crude terms at Jem. Whereas, Jem didn't know what was really going on, and he disliked her nonetheless. However, when he learned of what was really going on, Jem didn't feel much rage as he did before he learned of the events.

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in my opinion, jem was struck pretty hard by the trial. even though dill was the one who was really upset, i think jem was still shaken because he'd heard everything he knew about tom robinson from atticus. he probably wasn't expecting the harshness of his fellow community members simply because he hadn't been exposed to the harsh reality that colored folks faced in maycomb county. the book also mentioned his mood changing significantly afterwards. this makes me think that despite his attempting to comfort his sister and dill, he was very shaken up by it.

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In the beginning of the book, I got the impression that he is a pretty good role model because he doesn't seem to get in trouble a lot. As the story continues, we see that he tends to be somewhat like a daredevil and gets into trouble at times. An example would be sneaking around the Radley's house.

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My first impression of Jem was that he was really wild and daring. He broke his arm when he was 13 and he also touched the Radley House even though he was scared because Dill dared him to. He also seems caring because he used to always play with Scout.

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I don't think Jem is the best role model because he seems to be getting himself in trouble often like trying to send a message to Boo Radley. Of course, at times, he can be brave like trying to tap Boo Radley's house, but I think that was out of stupidity and cockiness. I think Scout is a better influence on Jem because she was trying to stop him from constantly bothering Boo Radley, but he still does it and she has to go along with him because she is younger.

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He is a very good role model, and the fact that he was daring enough to touch Boo Radley's house gives Scout confidence in general. Scout has a lot to learn from him, like his imagination, and his daredevil personality. She is already starting to kind of absorb Jem's personality. Jem also keeps Scout in check. This is really helpful, because when Scout gets the gum from the tree in Boo Radley's yard, Jem immediately says to spit it out. This is going to help protect Scout from the future, and is going to help Scout learn through her mistakes.

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At First Jem despised her as a nagging old lady, that thought her father was a N-word protector. Which really set an example of her as a mean, rude, person. Until one day her destroyed some of her crops. Resulting in him having to read to her over a month, of course he hated it but it was a lesson for reading and passion that you should never judge a book by its cover.

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Jem has potential to be a good role model to Scout. His positives are he listens to and he obeys his elders, however, he only listens to people who have authority over him. He hardly ever listens to Scout, but when Atticus says something he will listen to him. Otherwise, Jem is a caring person.

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My first impression of Jem is a typical brother. At times he'll play games with Scout and at other times he'll yell at her and push her away from him. He respects his elders,

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From the perspective of Scout, he is the average brother, he plays games with Scout but doesn't want to interact in school since he is older. I do think that he is shown a little sexist though. I don't know if this was a 'thing' back then but he just seems to mention that Scout is acting too much like a girl. He says that not only once but repeatedly throughout many chapters.

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Jem seems like an older role model for his siblings and he is not a usual brother, he also is rash and heedless

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Jem seems like an older role model for his siblings and he is not a usual brother, he also is rash and heedless

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Jem is seen mostly as a caring brother, and it does seem as if wants the best for Scout but maybe he might have a different way of showing it.

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Jem seems like a caring brother. He cares for his sister Scout. He also appreciates his father Atticus. He also adapts quickly. This is important because in Maycomb all sorts of thing happen.

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He was very confident that Atticus Finch had won the trial because Atticus clearly showed that Tom Robinson was innocent of charge, so he was really mad and upset about the fact that Tom Robinson was charged guilty.

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Jem seems really daring and brave, as seen in the beginning, where he touches the Radley House and is up to dares.

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I think Jem knows he has the power because he is the older brother and can almost boss Scout around, and I think he teaches Scout not be so uptight all the time and try a risk once in a while.

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Jem seems like a good brother and role model for Scout to follow, but he sometimes needs to control his behavior to do smart things.

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Jem seems like an innocent kid. He is a good person, and a good role model for Scout. He tries to do the smart things, but sometimes he needs to behave a bit more.

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By the expression on his face, he seems like a mature yet careless kid. 

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By the expression on his face, he seems like a mature yet careless kid. 

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In the first few chapters Jem seems to be the mature kid in the family since he was able to stop scout from beating up the Cunningham. Also unlike scout he doesn't need as much super vision from Calpurnia.

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In the first few chapters Jem seems to be the mature kid in the family since he was able to stop scout from beating up the Cunningham. Also unlike scout he doesn't need as much super vision from Calpurnia.

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I think Jem likes being the older brother because he feels like he has power, and he feels like he can behave to Scout like his father behaves towards him.  

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I think Jem likes being the older brother because he feels like he has power, and he feels like he can behave to Scout like his father behaves towards him.  

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He seems kind of reckless, and doesn't like to be one-upped much.

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He seems kind of reckless, and doesn't like to be one-upped much.

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Jem is curious but intelligent young man it looks like.

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Jem is curious but intelligent young man it looks like.

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There are a lot of places in the book where Jem has an unexpected reaction, or when he tries to hide his true feelings. What would we find out about his inner thoughts if HE was the narrator?

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Jem seems like a young and innocent kid and is the role model for scout, his younger sister.

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Jem seems like a leader to his sister, teaching her what he knows and what to do in various situations.