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Scout went from a young and naive child to a strong, independent, self aware young woman at the end of the book. She has learned many life lessons that allow her to have her own views in life. Many of which she has Atticus to thank for.

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Scout seems to have been moved by the verdict of the court case. While she may not have cried like Jem did, she understood why it was wrong.

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Scout is a loving daughter. We see this by how she refuses to let anyone talk negatively about Atticus. She also seems to get very emotional at times

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Scout seems to be beginning to understand the world around her and is starting to believe more of what she is being taught.

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In the beginning of the story, Scout is naive, violent and hot headed. But as the story goes on she matures.

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In the beginning of the book, we see that we have an "unreliable narrator" per say. We she that she is quite naive and very outspoken, but as the story goes on, like Jem, she matures.

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She has already grown a lot in a short time span, she is learning about the world around her and the situation. In her young age she has learned to think more logically, taking after her father Atticus. She seems to follow her brother's example, who learned from their father. Atticus is a good example for the kids, and they are maturing and growing alarmingly fast.

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Scout in the beginning of the book seems like a very sweet and innocent girl but she is a little immature in the start of the story. She loves her father and brother alot. They always help her and give her advice. Her family has made a big impact to Scout throughout the story. When the story starts, Scout is very young and around the age of 6. As the story continues, her knowledge expands and she learns more .

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Scout has learned some valuable lessons over the course of this book. To start off, she learned about the extreme amount of racism that existed in her town and the south through the court case. Despite the face that there was no clear evidence that Tom Robinson had raped Mayella Ewell, he still got accused. He also taught his children how it was important to stand up for what you believe in. In the end, Scout learns that she can't judge someone without actually meeting them, with Boo Radley.

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Scout has definetely been maturing throughout the past few chapters. She has been learning to not pay attention to what others say about her and to walk away from unnecessary conflict.

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Scout matured a lot over the course of this book. She clearly at first did not understand the racial and social injustices that were going on in Maycomb County, but towards the end of the book, she finally understood why people were so influenced to do things because of racial problems.

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Scout definitely matured during the trial of Tom Robinson. She learned that sometimes evil wins over the good, as evidenced by the outcome of the trial. Scout learns that sometimes people have a reason for doing things. Clearly, Atticus proved that Mayella Ewell was a very lonely girl, so it would make sense for her to call in Tom Robinson. She did not immediately say that she was guilty, but called her one of the loneliest girls she ever saw. This was a very astute observation by Scout.

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I think that Scout has matured more in the end than the beginning. She is starting to understand more about her surrounding and what is going on. Mostly at the end, she can understand more about Boo Radley and being in his shoes. She realized how much she did not know and how she expected different.

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her sibling really seems to have an impact on what she thinks. There was on spot in the book where Jem said she was acting like a girl and that hurt scout. I guess shes not used to "girly" things that some of the women in Maycomb do.I think because of her mom being gone, she never had that influence of what the typical women does in this town, and because of this she sort of build this wall of toughness and when being called a girl even though she is one, its offensive

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Scout, at such a young age, is not as mature and gets into quite a lot of fights but she knows that she's only doing it to defend Atticus. She's also much different than most of the kids in Maycomb, she's above smart and that's why Miss. Caroline tells her to tell her dad not to read to her.

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Due to her age, she seemed very young and naive, an unreliable narrator. She does not understand many things that are happening around her, but she is more knowledgeable than most kids her age, thanks to her father Atticus  FInch, who is different than most of the people in Maycomb. Naturally making Scout different as well. This makes Scout an interesting narrator.

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Scout torwards the end of the novel acts more grown up as she now understands that not everyone is good in the world. I think that she is also still struggling to answere some of the deep and profound questions that she and Jem were discussing in Jem's room, which is, "how can you hate Hitler so bad an' then turn around and be ugly about folks right at home?". I also think that she is now more understanding of Boo Radley than she was at the begginging of the book. You see this when she doesn't pester him with questions and when she doesn't treat him like a criminal. Instead, she treats him like a regular guest in her house.

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Scout torwards the end of the novel acts more grown up as she now understands that not everyone is good in the world. I think that she is also still struggling to answere some of the deep and profound questions that she and Jem were discussing in Jem's room, which is, "how can you hate Hitler so bad an' then turn around and be ugly about folks right at home?". I also think that she is now more understanding of Boo Radley than she was at the begginging of the book. You see this when she doesn't pester him with questions and when she doesn't treat him like a criminal. Instead, she treats him like a regular guest in her house.

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The trial opened up Scout's eyes in a rough way. It made her understand things that she never taught could happen. It made her change her opinion on the world. It told her that not everyone is the same, and some people just have it better then others. Through all this, she taught that something had to change. But that only led her to learning that these things can't be fixed that fast. This trial was an eye opener for Scout and she is bound to never forget this in her life.

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I definitely think that Scout has matured a small bit more through this set of chapters. One of the most prominent reasons for why I believe this is in Chapter 9, when Atticus asked Scout to not fight anyone when they bring up Atticus defending an African American. Surprisingly, Scout kept to her promise, as when Cecil Jacobs called her a coward, she walked away from the fight, and her reasoning was "Somehow, if I fought Cecil I would let Atticus down" (Lee __). Not only did she walk away from a fight, she also let someone publicly insult her, just so she could keep her promise, and not disappoint and let down her father, a very mature action from anyone, especially a child of that age.

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First of all, in a few chapters before, she had already started to ponder much about the Trial of Tom Robinson, especially about her Dad Atticus defending him for his supposed crime. She sees many things, many of which is not exactly understandable and appropriate for her age. Anyways, she does learn about the real world in front of her, such as who are the different parties, who is superior to who, and of course, what and how are the inferior kind treated based on their race and skin color. She also starts to accept her dad for defending a black person as Atticus believes everyone is equal, and it doesn't matter to him about who he is defending.

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scout hears from atticus not to engage in fighting with those who provoke her, and i think this forces her into thinking about people and how what they hear from their parents influences their behavior.  i think this also makes her rethink her past fighting and how she feels about others calling her a coward.

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Scout's very young, so she doesn't know much about life. She comes across as a bit arrogant, and as an immature child. For example, when she stood up for Walter Cunningham, and got in trouble, she started to beat up Walter, blaming him for this. She didn't think at all that it really wasn't his fault at all. She didn't stop and think before her actions, she just did the first thing that came to her mind, which shows just how undeveloped she really is as a person. She is only around 6 years old though, so that is also a factor in hows she thinks and behaves.

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she doesnt care about what other people think including others thoughts on other people

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she doesnt care about what other people think including others thoughts on other people

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over time scout gets a better relationship with boo radley without even talking to him 

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over time scout gets a better relationship with boo radley without even talking to him 

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i think she is an unreliable narrorator because of how she is very young and the story is in her point of view

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i think she is an unreliable narrorator because of how she is very young and the story is in her point of view

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In the beginning, Scout comes off as a kid who doesn't follow directions. She always argues with Calpurnia, and she says that she always wins.That means that she knows she's arguing for nothing, which shows a bad habit for fighting with people, even physically. She constantly got into fights in school, which adds on to the claim that she is uncooperative and doesn't follow directions.

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The trial was an eye opening experience for Scout. Scout, in a sense, was the mockingbird that had her innocent "killed" during the trial. She realized the inherent racism that existed in Maycomb, something that she had not noticed before because she grew up around it and didn't really understand the true effects of it. She learned a lot during the trial, as well as realizing important life lessons along the way. 

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The trial was an eye opening experience for Scout. Scout, in a sense, was the mockingbird that had her innocent "killed" during the trial. She realized the inherent racism that existed in Maycomb, something that she had not noticed before because she grew up around it and didn't really understand the true effects of it. She learned a lot during the trial, as well as realizing important life lessons along the way. 

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Scout learns to contain her anger better when her father is associated with harsh language, and learns how the trial can be a major event within Maycomb

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the trial was a very rough/rude awakening for scout.  she, like dill and her brother, were firm in their beliefs that atticus would be able to win the trial for tom.  even throughout the trial, as atticus proved over and over that mayella's accusations were false, she was sure that tom would be a free man. again, this is because she hasn't quite been exposed to the harsh realities of how, despite clear facts, race would always triumph in such cases (especially because the jury happened to be made up of all white men despite the abundance of colored folk).  the trial and those days following it were what really opened her eyes to the cruelty her fellow citizens were capable of, even if it did take some explaining from cal, atticus and jem's parts to help her fully understand.

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She is very curious and asks Atticus a lot of questions. She definitely has grown a lot since the begging of the book, since she is not the rebellious type of person anymore. She has matured a lot but she is very biased to what Atticus thinks

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In the beginning, Scout's character doesn't feel like it's playing a significant role in the story. Scout sort of feels like an introductory character to introduce the reader to Maycomb and all the Finch's neighbors. Later, she shows that she is caring for her friends and family by defending Walter Cunningham

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Scout Finch depicts the story in a way that the reader can "read between the lines" and learn about her relations with others. We find her relations with those she hates, and those she likes. From that, we can see the character of certain individuals from Scout's standpoint.

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I think that Scout is very naive. She is smart, but doesn't understand what to do in certain situation. For example, when Ms.Caroline yelled at Scout for knowing too much, she was offended and was shocked. Scout must've thought that Ms.Caroline wasn't being nice. She is also very persistent. When she was having Walter Cunningham over for dinner, Calpurnia called her to the kitchen because she was being rude to Walter. She argued with her saying " He ain't no company, Cal, he's just a Cunningham" (Lee 33). She argues with everything and everyone. Maybe later in the book it will be useful.

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In the beginning of the book, She is definitely a strong/bold character. She stands up for something and has her OWN way of telling things or describing things. On pg 6-7 she said "Calpurnia was something else again. She was all angles and bones; she was near sided; she squinted; her hand was wide as a bed slat and twice as hard..." In maybe her Fathers point of view, the description of Calpurnia would be different. She likes to exaggerate things.

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Scout is a special one by all means, she has a lot of emotion flowing through her. She allows no one to trash talk her father but is simply holding back for her promise to him(Atticus). Jean Louise "Scout" Finch is a worrisome fellow who like to stick by and worries about others, because every time Jem goes out she always wants to tag along, "to make it safer", to know.

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She is a very independent girl. I think this independence came from Atticus teaching her, along with Calpurnia. But, when she runs into a problem, it doesn't seem like she wants to fix it. When she gets "hit" at school for misbehaving, she goes home and says she doesn't want to go to school anymore. Although she has that stubbornness, she has to learn how to solve problems. She is also very cautious, and is very careful in front of Boo Radley's house. This is because she can see that some actions will have consequences.

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Scout seems to be very mature for her age.  I also think she is very stubborn and independent, but at the same time, she likes to tag along with Jem and Dill.  I think that although she is always on the lookout for adventure and is somewhat a daredevil, she also has this part in her that is cautious and knows the consequences of any actions that she might take that she knows could come back to haunt her later.  

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Scout seems to be very mature for her age.  I also think she is very stubborn and independent, but at the same time, she likes to tag along with Jem and Dill.  I think that although she is always on the lookout for adventure and is somewhat a daredevil, she also has this part in her that is cautious and knows the consequences of any actions that she might take that she knows could come back to haunt her later.  

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She's seemed to be outgoing and loud in class, but around Jem and Dill she's a little bit overlooked when it comes to planning things.

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Even though Scout is about 7-8 years old she is starting to open up and learn more from the world. An example is when Calpurnia and Scout talk about the rape. Even if Calpurnia doesn't explain it to Scout, Scout is eager to learn more and find out more.

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I think that scout is trying to be nice and make a new friend when they try and give a note to boo and she is not just curious

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Even if she doesn't like to, I feel like she's willing to take risks and be adventurous because she always tags along with her brother and Dill when he's there in the summer because she always says it's wrong but ends up going along with them anyway. I also think that she knows that she's smarter and a little more wealthy then others and almost kind of brags about it in a very subtle way.

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She is very adventurist and a good girl even though she doesn't like being called that. And she likes to think a lot.

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She is the type of person who is the class clown. She is also a little daredevil. Another thing is that she is a little suborn . Sometimes scout can be outspoken meaning she says whatever that comes across her mind.

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She is a smart girl in her school and a well behaved one too. She likes to play with Jem, but despite this, she is stubborn and prefers to do what her mind tells her

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She is very adventurous, and plays with her brothers a lot. She is also kind

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She is very adventurous, and plays with her brothers a lot. She is also kind

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She is kind of naive and takes a lot of pleasure in simple things like playing with Jem and having fun. She looks up to Atticus as a father figure and just accepts everything he says. She is confused by Miss Caroline for not understanding the ways of Maycomb because she is so entrenched in its spell.

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Scout is very smart because at school she is always doing this that are very intelligent and also when she was riding down the hill in the tire and she rolled in front of Boo Radleys house she knew not to do anything stupid like knock on the  door when she hear some noises coming from the house

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Scout is a curious person, who is also very intelligent. She likes to do things her own way, and doesn't like when someone tells her to change the way she is doing something. One example is when the teacher got upset at her because she knew how to read, and the teacher told her to stop reading. She didn't like that so she kept reading.

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Scout is not only intelligent for her age, but she also seems to be a follower instead of a leader. She always seems to be following Jem instead of making her own decisions. Furthermore, Scout doesn't seem to have the cognitive ability to reason things out. (however she is only in 1st grade/ this may lead her to have a different perspective of the trial that is to take place)

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Smart, observant, cocky, but at the same time innocent. She is very ignorant of the things around her, especially racism, because of the way she was brought up. Her father has taught her in non traditional ways, and her mother figure is an African American woman, which allows her to have a more open mind towards situations and life in her hometown. 

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Smart, observant, cocky, but at the same time innocent. She is very ignorant of the things around her, especially racism, because of the way she was brought up. Her father has taught her in non traditional ways, and her mother figure is an African American woman, which allows her to have a more open mind towards situations and life in her hometown. 

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A hotheaded, stubborn kid. Her arguments with Calpurnia: doesn't seem to give up after having many arguments with her. Slightly self-centered as well . She doesn't really think about things in other people's view, such as in Miss Caroline's case.

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She is observant, but she doesn't seem to understand some things. She just narrates what happens without figuring out true motives. She kind of follows her dad's mentality. She also believes Jem in what he does, and she likes to play with him.

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Scout seems very interesting a looks like she has a good head on her shoulders.

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Scout seems very interesting a looks like she has a good head on her shoulders.

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She is very curious about everything and hangs out with her brother, Jem a lot.