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My first impression of this Finch. is that she is a tomboy. She gets into fights, she wears her hair real short, she talks back to teachers. She cusses just for fun. She acts like a boy, and she gets offended when Jem says that she is becoming a girl more and more everyday.

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My first impression of Scout was she is a tomboy struggling to understand her own little town including her family, as she rough houses her way to understanding.

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Scout Finch,in my opinion, is my favorite character in the book. She is full of courage and wisdom of the world around her.

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My first impression of scout is a stubborn and hardheaded person who doesn't like being told to do something she doesn't want to to do." I mumbled that i was sorry and retired meditating upon my crime.

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My first impression of Scout was that she was a courageous individual who wasn't afraid to speak her mind. I inferred this because of page 26 Scout said," The Cunninghams never took anything they can't pay back". That sentence made me think that she says what she wants to without thinking of the consequences.

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Scout is obviously a tomboy. This is indicated by page one believe it or not. I say this because she seemed to see the idea of fist fighting her brother as "below them for this age" yet this implies that at one point she did indeed fist fight her brother. Which is in irregularity for most girls in that time.

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Scout is an insurgent little girl. "Aunt Alexandra's vivion of my deportment invloved playing with small stoves, tea sets, and wearing the Add-A-Pearl mecklace she gave me when I was born. Scout doesn't act like th e traditional girl. She wears overalls instead of dresses. She rather go on adventures than play with dolls and she does not speak like a young lady. She says what she's thinking no matter how people might take it.

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"I declare to the Lord you're gettin' more like a girl every day!" With that, I had no option but to join them, stated on page 69. My first impression of Scout Finch is that she doesn't like to be told something. She is her own person and she isn't afraid to stand up for herself.

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My first impression of Scout Finch is that she really cares about her father and brother. On page 38. It says that they would race to meet him after he was done with work. This shows that she really cares about him.

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My first impressions for Scout is that she doesn't think about the future just what is happening.She doesn't think stuff out know.In pg.20 "we saw him off on five o' clock bus and I was miserable without him until it occured to me that i was starting school in a week"

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I feel that Scout is caring and worrisome about her family especially with Jem because, "I'm goin' after 'em', he said. I sat upright 'You cant. I wont let you.' He was struggling into his shirt. 'I've got to.' 'You do that an' I'll wake up Atticus.' 'You do that and I'll kill you.'' I pulled him down beside me on the cot. I tried to reason with him...''

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My first impression on Scout is that she is an outgoing person who tries to do the right thing. On page  26, she tries to explain to Miss Caroline why Walter Cunningham would not stand up to get the money so she would stop yelling at him to take it.

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My first impression on scout is that she is a caring and very curious person. On page 75 she says " Look, it ain't worth it, jem. A lickin' hurts but it doesn't last. You'll get your head shot off, jem. Please..." This shows how she cares about Jem.

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My first impression of Scout is that she cares about her family deeply and when the time comes she's not afraid to get her hands dirty if she has to.

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Scout is cautious, caring, brave, bold, rebellious, and worried about being labeled. For example on page 69, "I declare to the Lord you're gettin' more like a girl every day!" "With that, I had no option but to join them." This shows, that Scout was scared to be labeled like a girl so she went against her better judgement. Another example on page 28 "You're shamin' him, Miss Caroline." This shows, that Scout was brave and bold enough to tell Miss Caroline that she thought she was shaming him, while no one else in the class was.

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Scout is a more tomboyish character and can be hard-headed at times. She tends to be cautious around new folk and she wants to protect her father from things people say. As Scout says to Jem " If I didn't have to stay I'd leave. Jem, that damn lady says Atticus's been teaching me to read and for him to stop it-"

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pg. 75
"Look, it ain't worth it, Jem. A lickin' hurts but it doesn't last. You'll get your head shot off, Jem. Please..."
My first impression of scout is that she cares deeply for her brother. I get a a curios and playful vibe from her. She also seems stubborn, when she tries to play with Dill and Jem. Pg. 61 "Will not. This yard's as much mine as it is yours, Jem Finch. I got as much right to play in it as you have." Her tomboy like manner emphasizes her rebellious and stubbornness even more.

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My first impression of Scout is that she is a very adventurous person. She definitely has her own way about things. She has gained knowledge from learning things from Atticus, Calpurnia and her brother, Jem.  Scout isn't afraid to speak her mind to others, but she also knows when she should stop talking.
On page 46 and 47, Scout and Jem find Indian-Head pennies in the cavity of the free at the Radley place. Scout asks Jem what they should do with the pennies. Scout suggests it may belong to someone, but Jem mentions they're some of the only people who come by the Radley place. Then he says it might belong to an adult, but Scout says grown fold don't have hiding places. He decides to keep them until someone came looking for them.

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Scout fits her name. She seems like an outgoing girl, but also laid back. On pg. 30 "Catching Walter Cunningham in the schoolyard game me some pleasure, but when I was rubbing his nose in the dirt Jem came by and told me to stop." By observing her actions it's easy to tell that she takes matters in her own hands. Also in this phrase it shows that she is a fighter.

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I feel like Scout is a stubborn girl who doesn't listen to authority, or people she doesn't respect. She doesn't hide her emotions . On page 23, she seems very irritated at her little feud with her teacher, Miss Caroline, and said this to Jem after he asked how she was getting along. "If I didn't have to stat I'd leave. Jem, that damn lady says Atticus's been teaching me to read and for him to stop it.-"

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Scout Finch is quick thinking and intelligent. Her quick thinking can sometimes forget to understand others. When Atticus helps Walter's father she doesn't quite understand why he pays the way he does.

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My first impression of Scout is an intelligent, yet headstrong and stubborn girl, who always speaks her mind, yet she sometimes never stops think before she speaks and sometimes oblivious. On pg. 9, she asked Dill if he had a father. Dill says he doesn't, but says his father is alive, she says "Then if he's not dead you've got one, haven't you?" However, throughout the conversation, Dill was uncomfortable, yet Scout seemed oblivious to this.

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My first impression of scout was that she is very headstrong and a rebellious character she does what she wants when she wants to, but sometimes she's naive to what is going on around her even though she thinks she knows whats happening.

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On page 23, Scout tells Jem,"If I didn't have to stay I'd leave. Jem, that damn lady says Atticus's been teaching me to read and for him to stop it-" This shows me how Scout gets irritated or frustrated by the people telling her she's wrong from reading