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There will always be multiple variations of the truth, but what makes a difference is how we interpret one's opinion of a situation. If we don't truly know what's happening at hand, we can't rely on what others think is reality. Before we come to any conclusions at all, it is necessary to learn about the meaning.

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The Ewell's are notorious for skipping the rest of the school year after the first day of class. Every student knows, and obviously in their viewpoint they think it's crazy since their parents make them attend school, meanwhile Bob allows his children to repeat years. Now we don't know the truth as to why the Ewells treat school so differently compared to other families, but it all comes down to the perspective and truth of one's thoughts.

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"The truant lady gets 'em here 'cause she threatens 'em with the sheriff, but she's give up tryin' to hold 'em... You're supposed to mark 'em absent the rest of the year." ( 36)

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- When most kids go into Highschool, they want to know what to expect. For everyone, those four years can be the best or the worst of their lives. When we ask someone what to expect, we are hearing their perspective and what they think highschool is like. Once they go into highschool, they come to realize that there was no truth in that, and their perspective is their own truth.
- In a friendship there can me arguments at time with a she said he said. when it goes around to everyone about this argument, it comes to a point where everyone is believing what they think happened instead of the actual story. that is how this connects to the real world, everyones perspective on the fight, what was said, and whos involved has become compeltly different from what the truth is.

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For Dill, it was easy for him to "mark" his territory on Scout. From his perspective, everything he was doing was fine, in no mind what he was doing was bad, and he continued to do it. For Jem, it was easy to categorize his sister as just a girl and remind her that she was just a girl. and from the perspective of Scout, she just felt used and like she was nothing to them and their plan, which was the truth. Dill was using her and neglecting her, while Jem was not allwoing her to be part of the planning becuase she was a girl.

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As Scout asks Miss Maudie more questions about Boo, she hints at the fact that she believes all of the stories people have said concerning the Radley's. Miss Maudie tells Scout that even if other people have rumored such things about Boo, she knows the truth since she has experienced the presence of him.

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"'Do you think they're true. all those things they say about B---Mr. Arthur?' '...I remember Arthur Radley when he was a boy. He always spoke nicely to me, no matter what folks said he did." (60-61)

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"He had asked me earlier in the summer to marry him, then he promptly forgot about it. He staked me out, marked as his property, said I was the only girl he would ever love, then he neglected me... They spent days together in the treehouse plotting and planning, ... But I kept aloof from their more foolhardy schemes for a while, and on pain of being called a girl..." (55)

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Scout seems like a very proper student compared to her classmates. However, when Miss Caroline starts to treat Scout like she's a poor student, she realizes that school will be entirely different with a new teacher.

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Miss Caroline is new to Maycomb county. She is not familiar with the people, or the tags that the people carry around with them. From her perspective, Walter not having lunch was just a simple mistake, but for everyone else, they knew he could not afford to have lunch. Miss Caroline comes towards Walter with the perspective that he is just forgetful, but the truth being he isn't able to afford to bring or to go get a lunch.

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"'Jean Louise, I've had about enough of you this morning,' she said. 'You're starting off on the wrong foot in every way, my dear. Hold out your hand.'" (28)

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"Walter is one of the Cunningham's, Miss Caroline." "I beg your pardon, Jean Louise?" (26)

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Although the winter days in the treehouse were loved by Scout, the thought of going back to school was thrilling. Her yearning for school to start expressed her excitement.

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When Walter Cunningham was over for dinner at the Finch's house, Scout was not pleased with the way he was eating at the dinner table. He drowned his food in molasses, and Scout believed that this was wrong. Calpurnia and Atticus found Scouts remarks toward Walter to be rude. Calpurnia saw Walter as a guest at their house, and anything that he wanted, he was granted no matter what. No matter the background of a family since you can't understand their perspective of their life.

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"There's some folks who don't eat like us... but you ain't called on to contradict 'em at the table when they don't." (32)

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"...I was miserable without him until it occured to me that I would be starting school in a week. I never looked forward more to anything in my life." (20)

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Def: People have their own point of view at a certain situation. We believe what others' have experienced if we haven't seen the truth.