To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee - The Character of Scout :: Kill Mockingbird essays

In this essay you will be advised about Jean Louise Finch, or opposite-wise known as observation tower, after see this essay you will understand about her physical description, contests, courage, and emotional moments discussed in the book , To Kill A Mocking Bird by Harper Lee. Scout is just a straight, plain tom-boy. She wears dirty over altogethers, very scruffy, has bangs and, like to the highest degree tom-boys, hates to wear dresses. That was just to tell a little about her physically you will find more about her behaviour while exercise the following paragraphs. There are moments in this book that show conflict among Scout and other characters. An example of a conflict is amid Scout and Cecil Jacob, a class-mate. This conflict is about her father, Atticus, Cecil said that Atticus was a nigger-lover. The same conflict came up again but this time it was between Scout and Francis, her cousin, about her dad, Atticus, being a nigger-lover, this conflict started on pagebo y 83-86. A part of this is below (page 86) What did Francis call himAtticus?. A nigger-lover.... One other conflict was with an old lady, Mrs. Dubose, this conflict was started by Mrs. Dubose, she had started this problem because she was being crispy at Scout for no reason, Scout hated her, this hate is shown on page 99. It is stated below Jem and I hated herMrs. Dubose. So after Scout had found out Mrs. Duboses reason for be snappy all the time, the reason was she was sick and on the drug Morphine. Scout is an extremely stalwart character too. Since Ive told you about the Cecil Jacobs conflict you might be thinking, What a shoot down Scout does too and wants to make him eat a knuckle-sandwich The amazing and daring part is that she has never turned down a fight in her life but now she does because Atticus had said for her not to take care and most importantly of all not to fight back. So she is not fighting back because of her love for Atticus but taking the blow, as in letti ng them call her and her father names. I call this being a courageous human-being. This drama is shown on pages 75-77. I have interpreted an example from pages 76-77 You gonna take that back, boyCecil Jacobs? You gotta make me first .... My parents say.... I drew a bead on him, remembered what Atticus had said, then dropped my fists and walked away, Scouts a coward ringing in my ears.