learning experiences and then observe how much she profits from her experiences.

There is rarely a chapter that does not teach Scout something new or does not build

toward a new learning experience. So, one rewarding approach to the novel is

throughout an examination of these experiences.

In the largest view, Scout learns about (1) justice and injustice through the Tom

Robinson trial; (2) prejustice and its effects on the processes of the law and society; (3)

courage as manifested in ways others act; and (4) respect for individuality of the human

being. On a smaller scale, Scout learns numerous things about numerous people; she

becomes aware of the difficulty of being a lady, particularly when under dressed; and she

learns when to fight and not to fight.

Many of scouts learning experiences being in clearly insignificant scenes.

Ultimately she must learn to respect the difference in beha

where a person knows that he is going to lose and still continues to fight. To prove this,

you cab uderstand better why a person acts or belives what he does.

principle of justice and alliance to the processes of the law. Consequently, when Tom is

nervermind there color. Scout's close relationship with Calpurnia attests to her

Mrs. Dubose. After this she dies, Atticus explains to them how courageous the lady was

capable of understanding the degree to which prejustice can alter the course of justice.

For Scout, courage is most often something with physical act and involves

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