To Kill A Mockingbird
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... d has no clue how to talk or play with his children on their own level. Due to this, Scout has taught herself to read and has an exquisite vocabulary by the beginning of the story. Scouts behavior around adults and other peers makes her seem a little older than she really is. The first day of school Scout doesn't think of herself as a little first grader but as a young adult. Scout doesn't mind standing up for what she believes in. When her cousin and her got in a fight and were unfairly punished Scouts makes a point to tell her uncle that the way he handles his children are wrong.
Another example of her use of exquisite vocabulary and courage is when she talks a mob out of killing Tom Robinson. She is only six at this time, but isn't scared and knows exactly what words to use. To Kill A Mockingbird would be totally different without Scout as the narrator. She just makes the story so full of life and you can understand every little situation. Atticus is Scout's father. He is a small local town lawyer, with very high morals for him and his children. He never fails to do something that has to be done. He didn't choose ...
