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TKAM and GSAW Comparison (Jean Louise/Scout Portrayal (and Narration)…

- - - - "She looked ruefully at her reflection. You have what Mr. Burgess would call "The 'Orrors," she told it (141). AP
        
        "You're mighty dressed up, Miss Jean-Louise." She said. "Where are your britches today?" "Under my dress " (262). AP
        
        She matured out of that stage. EE
        
        she still acts a bit like a tomboy though. AP
  - - - BZ this shows that she has aged
      - Bz the book also mentions that these are mother lines which definitely shows a difference in maturity and in her role in the book.
        
        no
        
        i agree
  - - - NP She puts all this emphasis on how she wants the old Maycomb back, and how it was much better than. However, the fact remains that she changed, as evidenced by this quote. She willingly puts on a dress, something she would never have done in TKAM. This shows that she really did change, whether for better or for worse.
    - - i agree
  - - - Yes, like what Nathan said before, she was the one that changed. not Maycomb. EE
- - - - even though scout is 26 she still respects Atticus and calls him sir.
        
        no name i see
      - Still refers to him as "SIr" EE
    - - Shows that its still the same relationship as when she was a child. EE
      - BZ 145 "Dr. Finch solved the problem by jamming the handles of a fork. knife, and spoon into ends of a big wooden spool"
        
        BZ this shows his age a little more.
        
        no
        
        "Atticus drew the line at someone trying to feed him" (145 GSAW) AP
        
        "It Takes me a while to get going some mornings." (145 gsaw) AP
        
        He is really old
        
        It is almost as if Atticus has "been brought down to earth." AP
        
        NP Yeah, later in the book, it mentions how she viewed Atticus like a god, and the reason why she feels so distressed at Maycomb is because she now sees that that is not the case. Every time Atticus does something "bad", Atticus is broken down for Scout, and that is why she feels so bad.
        
        he still has a dignity. AP
      - He sort of went from to being this Saint-like person to this feeble, elderly man. I feel like there is some deeper meaning here. AP
        
        Now it is scouts turn to be the mature one. AP
  - - - I agree. I feel like Atticus is kind of mad at cal for leaving. AP
        
        how so
- - - - Scout always seems a bit confused with Cal. AP
        
        "I ran along, wondering what had come over her. She had wanted to make up with me that was it" (32 TKAM) AP.
        
        Jean Louise's throat tightened when she caught sight of Calpurnia's bony fingers, fingers so gentle when Jean Loiuse was ill and hard as ebony when she was bad, fingers that had performed long-ago tasks of loving intricacy (GSAW 158) ap.
        
        how so, can you explain? Dont their relationship progressivly get better
      - I know right
- - - - also like arfe. ap
      - no
        
        i agree
  - - - Yea it like MAycomb froze in time and she moved on and when she came back, she expected something to change but it didnt. EE.
  - - - He had not changed. His face was the same as always. I don't know why i expected him to look like the picture of Dorian Gray or somebody. (GSAW 146) AP.
      - Had the earth stopped turning, had the trees frozen, had the sea given up it's dead, Jean Louise would not have noticed (159 GSAW AP)
      - LIKE THE CLOCKS IN TKAM, (PLUS DDONT ERASE MY STUFF SO YOU CAN WRITE IT AS YOUR OWN ANDRES PERTERSON!!!!!!!! )