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Calpurnia realizes that although Scout may find someone pouring syrup all over their food as weird she should not make him feel guilty for doing so. She tells Scout that because she knows in her head that they do not know that the other person is going through or their past, they just have to let them be. This shows truth from perspective because to Scout that is weird but to Calpurnia it is understandable since she knows that maybe since he is poor his food does not taste very well and Syrup can cover up the taste.

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"There is some folks who don't eat like us", she whispered fiercely, "but you aint called on to contradict 'em at the table when they don't. That boy's yo' comp'any and if he wants to eat up the table cloth you let him, you hear?"(Lee 24).

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I believe this perspectives and impressions happen all the time between one another. For example, when school would start you would see new faces and assume things about them based on what you have heard about them or what you see as them. A further example, if you see someone dressed super nice and in expensive clothes you would assume they are rich. When in reality, they could be struglling with money and may have recieved the clothes as a goft.

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The Cunningham's are a wealthy and well put together family. In their perspective they think they are normal and possibly just clean and stable. However, in other's perspective's they may be seen as snobby and picky since they are wealthier than other's in town

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There are many situations where the truth and ones perspective of something are different. For instance, some people may see the world as evil and unforgiving while others see the world as a very positive and beautiful place to be. However the truth lies in someones perspective and what they see on the news or social media.

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" By the time we reached our front steps Walter had forgotten he was a Cunningham. Jem ran to the kitchen and asked Calpurnia to set an extra plate." ( Lee, 31)

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The Ewells have their own set of rules in the town since they are not as fortunate and either way would hunt and trap out of season. In Maycomb the other residents may see the Ewells as a discrace to the town as they have been for generations while the Ewells dislike Maycomb since they look down upon the family and make them feel less than. This shows the perspectives of the Ewells and residents of Maycomb from eachother.

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"He said that the Ewells  were members of an exclusive society made up of Ewells...by the simple method of becoming blind to some of the Ewell's activities. They didn't have to go school for one thing Another thing, Mr Bob Ewell, Burris's father was permitted to hunt and trap out of season"(Lee 40-41).

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Scout is really excited to start school. He expects a lot of fun and games to be played.In his perspective, school is seen as really fun and exciting. In other students perspectives, they dislike school and long to leave from the first day. He later grows to dislike school because he learned it was not all fun and games.

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"I never looked forward more to anything in my life.Hours of wintertime had found me in the tree house, looking over at the schoolyard,spying on the multitudes of children through a two power telescope...I longed to join them."( Lee, 20)

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Mrs Caroline is from a community in north Alabama where her community had rowdy and obnoxious people and her expectation of Maycomb was a very traditional and well kept community. She expected her students to be very kind and courteous but when Burris argued with her and used foul language tword her she could not believe what happened. She began to cry because this was not her expectation of the students in Maycomb.

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Scout begins to hang out with Miss.Maudie more often because he feel excluded because Jem and Dill grew closer. In all of the boy's and Scout's perspective of Boo Radley is that he is very weird and almost scary. However Miss. Maudie think's Boo is a nice person who is always sweet.

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"...That is a sad house. I remember Arthur Radley when he was a boy. He always spoke nicely to me, no matter what folks said he did. Spoke as nicely as he knew how.
You reckon he's crazy ?" Miss Maudie shook her head." (Lee, 61)

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"Ain't no snot-nose slut of a schoolteacher ever born c'n make me do nothin! You ain't makin' me go nowhere! He waited until he was sure she was crying,then he shuffled out of the building"(Lee 37).