Atticus Finch In To Kill A Mockingbird
cout is a very unusual little girl, both in her own qualities and in her social life. She is unusually intelligent, unusually confident, unusually thoughtful, and unusually good. looking at her social identity, she is unusual for not being very girlish in the proper world of Maycomb. It is easy to see in TKAM that Atticus raised her very well. He has improved her mind, conscience, and personal distinctiveness while letting her maintain her personal views on what is going on around her.
Touching up on Scouts Intelligence, we can see her intuition while analyzing some quotes. While most first graders cannot read very well, when Ms. Caroline Meets Scout, it is noticed that she learns quite differently compared to other children. She has a amazing learning capability. “As I read the alphabet, a faint line appears between her eyebrows, and after making me read most of my first reader and the stock-market quotations from The Mobile Register aloud, she discovered that I was literate and looked at me with more than mere distaste (chapter 2, Pg. 3). This quote is a clear example of her intelligence, and she proves smart in many situations, if not all. …show more content…
Although some may question, she will willingly argue her point and try to get across to the best of her ability. Her courage seems to develope in her ignorance, because, after all, she is only a child. She does not always realize the danger that goes on around her. She is almost like a voice of reason towards Ms. Caroline from the children's point of
Touching up on Scouts Intelligence, we can see her intuition while analyzing some quotes. While most first graders cannot read very well, when Ms. Caroline Meets Scout, it is noticed that she learns quite differently compared to other children. She has a amazing learning capability. “As I read the alphabet, a faint line appears between her eyebrows, and after making me read most of my first reader and the stock-market quotations from The Mobile Register aloud, she discovered that I was literate and looked at me with more than mere distaste (chapter 2, Pg. 3). This quote is a clear example of her intelligence, and she proves smart in many situations, if not all. …show more content…
Although some may question, she will willingly argue her point and try to get across to the best of her ability. Her courage seems to develope in her ignorance, because, after all, she is only a child. She does not always realize the danger that goes on around her. She is almost like a voice of reason towards Ms. Caroline from the children's point of