To Kill a Mockingbird

Scout learns a lot about life through the novel, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. In the first few chapters, Scout is completely innocent to the world, but all through the book, she learns of life and the things it holds. She learns of prejudice, cruelty, as well as how to react to certain points in life. For instance, taking a look at something from another point of view. Scout learns quite a bit …

…and mold them. Scout had many experiences, each telling her of her own society and gradually showing her the faults and how she should be acting in her place, even if the rest of the people disagree. With this, Scout has grown in her own ways. By doing so, she opened her eyes to the real world, acknowledging it and finding her own way. This is how Scout has changed and learned through the novel.