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You are working with a new partner that believes they know what you are capable of doing until you show that you can do more than what they thought. They react by denying your skills in order to suit themselves. If something doesn't go your way that doesn't mean you put someone down in order to satisfy yourself.

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Miss Caroline seemed to have wanted it go her way with expecting the students to not know how to do what's taught until she teaches them it. She wanted to believe that Scout was lying about not being taught by Atticus because Scout already had an idea of how to do the lesson being taught before Miss Caroline taught her. This can be used as a life lesson because it's important to be flexible in certain situations otherwise it would be an unfair result. She wasn't flexible with the situation as she accused Scout that Atticus had been teaching her.

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The kids learnt that it is not always better to be sneaky. They had a very close call, and the situations could have turned out very different. As the reader, we hope that they realize this, and we hope they learned a very real lesson.

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"Oh did he hit him?' 'No, Shot in the air, scared him pale though'" (Lee 73)

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"Miss Caroline thought I was lying...'You're father does not know how to teach"'(Lee 23).

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Learning life lessons is something that everybody goes through. Some more than others. Some people learn hard lessons on their own, some people's parents teach them, and some people get taught by older people like grandparents. It is something that we all go through and something that we all experience. Just because somebody may learn less lessons, doesn't always mean they are smarter or better. It is not about how many lessons you learn, but more so about the effect that the lessons have on you.

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*One day you are at school and somebody new comes in. You find that you are better than them and you start to pick on them. You get in trouble and learn that although somebody may be different, and you may think you are better than them, you aren't and it isn't fair for you to mess with them just because they are different. *

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The reader can see that the kids learned at very important lesson that it is not safe to be around the Radley house. Although it may seem fun to go investigate it is not a good idea because Mr. Radley is not a safe man to mess with. They learned this lesson the hard way, but hopefully they will stay away from the house from now on.

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"Mr. Nathan Radley was standing inside his gate, a shotgun accross his arm...'Mr. Radley shot at a Negro in his in his collard patch." (Lee 72)

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Miss Caroline attempts to give Walter money to go buy himself a lunch not knowing that his family is known for that taking from others what they can't pay back. When adapting to a new position it's takes time to get to know how people like to live by and it's necessary to patient unlike how Miss Caroline dealt with some of the students. This is a lesson that can help with real life because if ever needing to be in a new place the easiest way would be to have patience.

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Jem tries to teach Scout throughout the whole novel that she has to treat people with respect. Just because somebody is smaller, or easier to pick on doesn't mean that gives her the right to. It is something that everybody has to be taught in life and it helps us realize that just because somebody isn't similar, doesn't mean that we don't still have to respect them.

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"...Jem came by and told me to stop. 'You're bigger than he is.' ...'He did not have any lunch' i explained..." (Lee 30)

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Capurlina is upset at Scout for judging Walter at the table. She tries to teach Scout that you cannot be rude when other people do not do what you do the way you do it. This is a lesson she is trying to teach Scout. She makes it a point that no matter what they do differently, if they are your company, you treat them right and with respect.

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"That's okay, ma'am, you'll get to know all the country folks after a while"(Lee 26).

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"... you ain't called on to contradict 'em at the table...don't matter who they are, anybody steps foot in this house's yo' comp'ny." (Lee 32-33)

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What life lessons has the reader and or the characters learned throughout the novel so far?