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Scout's Opinion/Views (Jem (Looks up to him and always wants to play…

- - - - Shown when he tells her to participate in the Radley game and start acting more ladylike.
  - - - Shown when she starts to stay at Miss Maudie’s house when Jem plays with Dill.
  - - - Showed when Jem confesses to attcking Mrs. Dubose’s Flowers and gets upset when she gives him the camellia.
- - - - Shown when Scout, Jem, and Dill were playing their game in front of the Radley house, after being scared to go near it for a long time.
  - - - Shown when Scout walks him home and stands on the porch looking at the neighborhood as if she were Boo.
- - - - Shown when he tells Scout to look at things from other people’s perspective in order to better understand them.
    - - Shown during the trial when she and Atticus are tormented by people of the town and when Tom loses the case.
- - - - Shown when she taught Scout how to read and write, as well as when she took the children to her church.
  - - - Shown at the beginning of the book when Scout constantly picks fights with her and is surprised when Calpurnia is happy to see her after her first day of school.
- - - - Shown when she says the n-word at dinner and gets a talking-to from both of them.
  - - - Shown when she is bullied at school, chastised my Mrs. Dubose, and her cousin calls her father a “nigger lover”.