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The perspective of something can change very easily and cause you to see something differently, so it is important to not jump to conclusions about a person, place, or thing before gaining a true understanding of them to gain a truthful perspective.

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Just with even meeting someone that you may have looked them could be changed because of actually getting that experience in knowing them more and understanding where they may be coming from.

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On social media, if you are just the viewer, you may think someone does fun things all the time and has a wonderful life.  However, if you get to know that person instead of just what they post, you might be able to see that their life is very different from your original belief. Believing whatever you see first instead of really getting to know someone can be dangerous because it can cause you to have a false idea of someone.

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* Someone believing that Hollywood is a nice city, but the truth is that it is very dirty with trash all over the floor and not a lot of famous people roam around there.

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Miss Caroline seems to have the perspective that people should not be able to learn on their own without teachers. She is also unaware of the social classes in Maycomb Country, which does not allow her to properly connect with her students and understand them because she doesn't yet grasp the concept of how people will do certain things based on their class.

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"Now you tell your father not to teach you any more. It's best to begin reading with a fresh mind. You tell him I'll take over from here and try to undo the damage." (Lee 23)

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Scout thinks that Dill doesn't have a father. Her perspective is that when Dill says he doesn't have a dad, he is automatically dead. She thinks that when someone doesn't have a dad they passed away, which isn't always the case. The possible truth here is that Dill's father just left him, and that's all he knows about him.

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From this side of how Scout looks at things it can go two ways just how it had went for Scout. She was finally getting the change in starting school and was something she had longed for such a long time. Once she had finally started she was pushed into a place that just made her feel bad about herself knowing more than others. Things may not go the way you may have wanted it to go and could just show how that not everything goes according to plan because of something you might have done that other may not want just yet but also that you have to be patient to make it pay off.

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"I asked Dill where his father was: "You ain't said anything about him." "I haven't got one." "Is he dead?" "No..."" (Lee, 9)

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act rudely to Walter. Their family had more money, but Calpurnia helps to change her perspective that everyone should be treated with respect when they are your company, even if you are better off than they are.

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"Yo' folks might be better'n the Cunninghams but it don't count for nothin' the way you're disgracin' 'em." (Lee 33)

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Scout's perspective is changed through this interaction with Calpurnia because she thought that she could

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Scout's perspective is changed through this interaction with Calpurnia because she thought that she could

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"I would be starting school in a week. I never looked forward more to anything in my life." (Ch.2 Pg 20)
"He asked how I was getting along. I told him. If I didn't have to stay I'd leave.."(Pg 23)

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The children's perspective on the Radley's is from this is that they like to avoid people at all costs, because they buy groceries at nighttime. The perspective of the neighborhood is that they think Mr. Radley is getting groceries, or it could be something else. The possible truth from this is that Mr. Radley is just casually grabbing some snacks or something late at night, because he doesn't want to interact with anyone.

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"Mr. Radley walked to town at eleven-thirty every morning and came back promptly at twelve, sometimes carrying a brown paper bag that the neighborhood assumed contained the family groceries." (Lee, 11)

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Jem and Scout have heard rumors about the Radley place. They See it for what it is, very dark and overgrown, which makes their perspective of the belief to come even more true. The truth is probably just a regular old house, with people who don't want to leave.

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The country of Maycomb is to be of a small town made of many different people from many other places. The idea of that many are to bring of their own sense of belief that could stray far from the truth. "nothing to see outside the boundaries of Maycomb Country." It gives off the idea that it may seems as place of nowhere but like many of these small towns are to hide these secrets that are better experienced than looked at.

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"Yo' folks might be better'n the Cunninghams  but it don't count for nothin' the way you're disgracin' 'em." (Lee 33)

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"Inside the house lived a malevolent phantom. People said he existed, but Jem and I had never seen him." (Lee, 10)

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"...nothing to see outside the boundaries of Maycomb Country. But it was a time of vague optimism...Maycomb Country had recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself."(Ch.1 Pg 6)

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Building "Truth" Through One's Perspective

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Building "Truth" Through One's Perspective