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- described by Scout as the most boring child she had ever met
- remarks on how Dill has no real home
- gets into a fight with Scout because he calls Atticus a "nigger-lover" and says he is ruining the family
- does not get along with Scout

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- Maycomb County's sole surviving Confederate Veteran
- Jem and Scout called on him at least once a year and Scout would have to kiss him
- Jem and Scout would listen respectfully to Atticus and Cousin Ike rehash the war

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- Atticus is defending him in a case where he has been accused of raping a white woman
- member of Calpurnia's church and she knows his family well

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- announced in the schoolyard that Scout's dad defended niggers, making Scout very angry

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- carves and whittles wood sculptures
- says it is was written on the Rosetta Stone that when children disobey their parents, smoked cigarettes, and made war with each other, the seasons would change
- accuses Jem and Scout of causing it to snow by being bad children

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- Maycomb's ancient beadle
- was bound and determined that Boo and his friends wouldn't get away with locking him in an outhouse
- charges Boo and his friends with disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, assault and battery, and using abusive and profane language in the presence and hearing of a female

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- annoyed at Scout at knowing how to read because she has her own ideas of how to teach and doesn't want anything to conflict with it
- suspects Scout has been taught how to read and write by her father
- hits Scouts hand with a ruler on the first day of school
- very sensitive woman
- new to Maycomb and very naive to how things work there

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- deceased
- dies during the one winter but her death causes hardly a ripple because the neighborhood seldom saw her

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- deceased
- thin leathery man with colorless eyes
- thought it was a good idea to lock Boo up after he supposedly stabbed him with scissors but refused to have Boo committed to an asylum or place any charges against Boo because he isn't a criminal

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- described to be very similar to his father
- doesn't work
- patches up the knot-hole with cement because he doesn't want Jem and Scout to keep on finding the things in the tree, however, he says that he does this because the tree is dying, even when it actually wasn't

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- rumors that he stabbed his father with a pair of scissors
- is kept in the house by his father after he and his friends get into trouble with the law
- was locked in the courthouse basement after supposedly stabbing his father with scissors
- puts the blanket around Scout when she is staring at the fire
- lots of rumors and legends spread about him

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- acts like a gentleman, very mature
- has great patience with living things, including the louse on Burris's head

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-his family is poor because he spends all of his money on alcohol
- drunkard

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- comes from poor family
- very dirty and unhygienic
- very rude
- makes Ms. Caroline cry on the first day of school
- comes to the first day of school but not the rest, just like the rest of the Ewells

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- described by Scout as "plain hell"
- "the meanest old woman who ever lived"

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- poor, but his family refuses to take anything from others they cannot pay back
- accidentally gets Scout in to trouble when he couldn't  afford lunch and Scout had to tell Miss Caroline why he didn't bring a lunch and why he won't accept the quarter Miss Caroline was offering for him to buy lunch
- when he is invited for dinner at the Finch's house, Scout is disgusted with him for pouring syrup all over his food

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- Scout is intelligent, as she knew how to read and write before first grade.

- She is a tomboy, as she does not like to wear dresses and does not act like a prim and proper girl, getting into fights with many boys and resisting Aunt Alexandra's attempts to make her behave like a proper girl.
- Scout is impulsive when she fights many people without thinking and she finds it hard to listen to Atticus's advice of not letting insults get to her
-  Scout is curious, especially about Boo Radley and the objects left in the tree.
- Scout is outspoken because she says whatever is on her mind and does not have much of a filter. This is demonstrated when she tells Miss Caroline about Walter's family being poor and when she fights with other kids such as Francis, saying mean things to them.

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red = Finch that does not live with Scout
yellow = family that lives with Scout
green = classmate or friend
blue = neighbor (means anybody that lives in the neighborhood)
purple = other

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- loves every part of nature except for nut grass
- very close to Scout
- tells Scout not to trust rumors about the Radleys
- like Atticus, she never talks down to Jem or Scout and treats them like adults
- she is a teacher to the children and teaches them important life lessons
- kind, compassionate, has strong morals, and is never prejudiced
- when her house burns down, she says she was okay with it and in fact was thinking about setting fire to her house herself

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- Dill goes to live with her every summer in Maycomb
- lives next door to the Finches

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- doesn't like to talk about his dad
- engaged to Scout to get married when they grow up
- lives in Meridian, Mississippi but comes to Maycomb to stay with his aunt every summer
- his goal is to get Boo Radley out of his house
- adventurous and humorous
- Scout describes him as "a curiosity"
- plays with the Finch children and they play a game called Boo Radley
- has many strange ideas
- smart and can read
- tells big lies

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- "neighborhood scold"
- likes to spread rumors
- lets Miss Maudie live with her after her house catches on fire

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- remained at Finch's Landing
- very good cook
- wants Scout to act like a prim and proper lady and wear dresses instead of overalls

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- does not like cussing and repeatedly tells Scout that she must quit cussing
- punishes Scout for fighting with Francis before hearing Scout's side of the story. Scout says he doesn't understand children much because he doesn't listen to all sides of the story.

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- doesn't get along with Scout but still loves her,. which is demonstrated when she makes Scout's favorite food, crackling bread for her

- lectures Scout to treat her guests kindly when Scout gets angry at Walter Cunningham for wolfing down his food

- wants Scout to behave more like Jem
- is like a mother figure to Jem and Scout
- teaches Jem and Scout lessons of kindness and compassion such as when she tells Scout to be hospitable to all of her guests when she was being rude to Walter

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- believes in racial equality
- treats his children like adults
- understanding, open-minded, and patient and listens to all sides of the story
- teaches his children life lessons and wants them to grow up successful, intelligent, and compassionate. One lesson he teaches Scout is that she should not fight everybody for insulting her and must learn to control her actions.
- compromises with Scout when she doesn't want to go to school that he will read to her every day if she goes
- demonstrates great morals when he accept's Tom Robinson's case because he believes everyone deserves a chance, even though he knows he will lose

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- has never declined a dare in his life
- wants to be like his father and be a lawyer
- curious and brave when he runs to Boo Radley's house
- protective when he is upset at Scout for eating gum she found in the knot-hole of a tree and tells her it could have been unsafe
- He is very stubborn, as he does not want to listen to Scout when she tells him to stop playing the Radley game and doesn't listen when she advises them not to peek inside the Radley House