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Scout's personality is very innocent and straight forward. She will tell anyone exactly how she feels. We can see this when Walter Cunningham had come over for lunch and poured syrup all over his food. There she says "He probably would've poured it into his milk glass had I not asked his what the sam hill he was doing" (Lee 32). This shows how shocked she was and how she didn't know any better than to leave Walter alone. It also shows she doesn't think what she said was wrong and that it was perfectly fine to let him know how she felt.

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Jem personality is mature and a bit grounded. He doesn't get upset quickly and tries his best to be nice to others. We see this when he tries to explain to Scout why Miss Caroline is the way she is when he says, “Don’t worry, Scout, our teacher says Miss Caroline’s introducing a new way of teaching. She learned about it in college. It’ll be in all the grades soon."(Lee 23). He knew Scout was upset so he tried to  comfort her by giving her an explanation.

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Dill’s personality is a risk taker and adventurous. He wants to have fun and is carefree. We can see this when he dares Jem to go up to the Radleys house. Jem tries to explain why he doesn’t want to go up there, giving many excuses, but there Dill says “You’re still scared” (Lee 17). This shows that Dill was just trying to provoke Jem and get him riled up enough to want to prove himself. He dared Jem just for the fun of it.

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Atticus Finch is a person that is very sure about what he believes in and doesn’t get worked up very easily. He is a stable father and cares a lot about his children. He is a sensible and wise person. We can see this when Scout comes home upset after her day at school and mentions how she doesn't want to keep going to school. He then says to her "If you conclude the necessity of going to school, we'll go on reading every night just as we always have" (Lee 41). It shows he is a wise man because he see's that she doesn't want to go to school because she wants to keep reading, not because she wants to disobey him.

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Walter's personality is shy and very bashful. We can see this when Miss Caroline asks him if he forgot his lunch and he replies with a simple "Yeb'm," (Lee 25). He is too embarrassed to say he didn't forget and that he won't ever be bringing lunch to school showing his shy personality.

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Calpurnia's personality is very blunt but she loves the Finch kids a lot. She is caring and also very resourceful when disciplining them. We this when Scout was getting too restless on a rainy day she would "...set me a writing task by scrawling the alphabet firmly across the top of the tablet, then copying out a chapter of the Bible beneath." (Lee 24). I think this shows how smart and resourceful she is because she made Scout do something to keep her busy but at the same time it would be helping Scout's penmanship.

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This character is very rude and ill-mannered. We can see this when Miss Caroline tells him to go home and he replies, " The boy laughed rudely. 'You ain't sendin' me home, missus. I was on the verge of leavin' -- I done done my time this for this year'" (Lee 35). It shows he's rude because Miss Caroline was trying to be nice but all he cared about was going home.

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Scout cares the most about showing that she's smart and be able to prove herself to others. She asks many questions because she wants to be able to understand the world around her.

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This character's most important thoughts and feelings are when he doesn't want anyone else to think he is afraid of things or uncool. When he was dared to touch the Radley's house and when he told Scout to not talk to him at school were both example of where he worried about what other people thought about him.

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This character cares mainly about his friends Jem and Scout. He likes to make up plays to act out with them. He also has great curiosity for their neighbor Boo Radley.

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He cares the most about taking care of his children and teaching them things life lessons He finds their education important and doesn’t really seem to care what other people think about him.

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His most important thoughts are worrying about his farm and how he can't pass the third grade. Most of the time while he is in school he probably feels embarrassed that he is somewhat known for being a Cunningham.

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Her most important thoughts are to teach the Finch kids to be well mannered and respectful. She wants them to grow up to be honorable and exemplary adults.

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His most important thoughts are just trying to finish his first day of school and be able to leave. He probably only cares to let people know that he doesn't really care about school.

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Scout's biggest conflict is when she tries to explain to Miss Caroline the way things are in their town. She also has a conflict when Miss Caroline when she tries to get Scout to do things her way, such as not reading anymore with her father.

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Jem's conflict at the beginning of the story is when he is dared to go touch the Radley's house. He doesn't want to do it, but only does it because he doesn't want his friends to think less of him. He's obviously afraid, but his caring for what other people think of him leads him to do it.

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The greatest conflict that Dill had at the beginning of the story is when he was trying to convince Jem to go to the Radleys house. He did manage to convince Jem to go and touch the side of the house, but with many excuses from Jem.

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The biggest conflict Mr. Finch has in the story is when Scout and him discuss going to school.  Scout doesn’t want to go back because she doesn’t like her teacher and can’t see why she has to go to school, but Buriss Ewell doesn’t. He does manage to make her see that her case is different than Buriss because his family is different than theirs.

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His conflict is with Scout at the beginning of the story when she asks him what he is doing when he pours syrup all over his food.

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Calpurnia's biggest conflict is with Scout and trying to get her to behave well. Scout at the beginning of the story mentions how Calpurnia always is asking her as to why she can't be more like her older brother, Jem.

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His conflict at the beginning of the story is with Miss Caroline and attending school. She wants him to keep attending but since he knows he doesn't have to after the first day he isn't going to.

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I think Scout's most memorable quote is when she says "He ain't company, Cal, he's just a Cunningham---" (Lee 33). I think this quote is the most memorable because it shows how innocent and almost stereotypical Scout is. She only says this about Walter because this is her perspective of Cunningham's, they are simply different from everyone else and it's alright to treat them differently.

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I think Jem's most memorable quote is when his father says they are poor and he wrinkles his nose and asks his father "Are we as poor as the Cunningham's?" (Lee 27). Even thought it is small part of the book when they have this discussion, I think it's important because it shows how Jem is thinking a little further than Scout. When he wrinkles his nose I think it shows how he knows how poor the Cunningham's are and would never want to be as poor as them.

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I think Dill’s most memorable quote is when he says “Let’s try to make him come out. I want to see what he looks like” (Lee 16). I think this quote is memorable because it shows how eager he is to know more about Boo Radley. I think it shows how curious and bold character he is.

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I think this character's most memorable quote is when he says to Scout, "You never really understand a person until you consider things from their point of view until you climb into his skin and walk around in it" (Lee 39). It's important because he is teaching Scout a life lesson that she'll use for the rest of her life.

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I think Walter's most memorable quote is when he comes over to the Finch's house for lunch and says, "The reason I can't pass the 1st grade, Mr. Finch, is I've had to stay out ever' spring an' help Papa with the chopin', but there's another'n at the house now that's field size"(Lee 32). I think this quote is memorable because it shows that Walter really wants to pass the 1st grade, but he doesn't have a choice considering how his family is.

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Calpurnia's most memorable quote is when she is correcting Scout after she asked Walter Cunningham why he was pouring syrup all over his food. She says to Scout, "There's some folk who don't eat like us, but you ain't to contradict 'em at the table when they don't." (Lee 32). This quote is important because she is trying to get Scout to understand that not everyone is the same as oneself. That you shouldn't judge them just because they are different.

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I think his most memorable quote is when he was about to leave school for the day and he says, "Report and be dammed to ye! Ain't no snot-nosed 🤬 of a schoolteacher ever born c'n make me do nothing'!" (Lee 37). I think this quote is important because I think it shows how he really wanted to make sure everyone knew no teacher was going to make him do anything. He wanted everyone to know that but inside he probably didn't feel as tough as he was projecting.

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This character interacts pretty well with other characters, but at times she has a few problems. When Scout had Walter over for lunch she was quick to let him know that pouring syrup all over his food wasn't the norm in her house.

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This character does get along pretty well with other characters. He is Calpurnia's favorite because he behaves so well. When Scout is being mean to Walter, he is nice enough to invite Walter to have lunch at their house.

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This character gets along pretty well with the other characters. He is a respectable boy and enjoys spending his time with the Finch kids in the summer. He does get along better with Jem than Scout, but mainly because Scout is Jem’s little sister. He likes to have fun and it’s shown when he dares Jem to go touch the side of the Radleys house.

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This character does get along pretty well with others. He seems to be very understanding and compassionate. One interaction where this is shown is when he let Mr. Cunningham pay him for his service by paying with different things from his farm. He was nice enough to let Mr. Cunningham pay him this way because he knew that he couldn’t pay him any other way.

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This character is very shy but he gets along pretty well with others. When he came over to the Finch's for lunch, once he got there he didn't feel so self- conscious and started talking with Mr. Finch. He also felt comfortable enough to ask for the syrup.

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This character gets along pretty well with others. She mainly has problems with Scout and getting her to behave, but they still love each other a lot.

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This character doesn't get along well with others. An example of that is when Miss Caroline was telling him to come back to school. He yelled at her ad made sure she cried before he left.

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I do like this character because she lets people know how she feels and isn't two-faced. I like how honest she is and how she asks many questions. She reminds me of many little kids that are just dying to ask questions and learn more.

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I do like this character because he seems to be a little bit more mature than Scout, but is still very well mannered.

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I do like this character because he is very curious and adventurous. He is what I would call happy-go-lucky kind is character thats willing to take risks.

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I do like this character because he seems like a man very sure of his ways and is very just. He loves his kids and shows it by spending time with them.

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I do like this character just because I think through out the story we'll see how he becomes less shy and really let people know how he feels. f?

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I do like this character because even though she seems to have a hard personality on the outside, she is really loving inside. She really wants the best for the Finch kids and Do you like this character? Why or why not? Who or what do they remind you of?

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I do like this character because he shows the not so nice side of the simple folk in this story and I think it's good to be able to see both sides of the story.