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Childhood/Parenthood - Coggle Diagram

- - - - This symbolizes their childhood because it shows how they were raised at home. Even though Scout got into a fist fight with Walter, Jem still invited him over for dinner as an apology for Scout's actions.
- - - - This event relates to parenthood because Calpurnia took the Finch children who are white to her church in a black community even though this was something to be shunned for back then. Calpurnia wanted to show the Finch children how her church runs differently then theirs. Tom Robinson was also a member of Cal's church and she wanted Scout and Jem to see how they treated him at her church.
- - - - This event relates to parenthood because during the 1920's racism was huge. It was very frowned upon for white people to even associate with black people because white people were thought to be the superior race. The fact that Scout and Jem sat on the balcony with the colored people without any issues shows that they were raised to not define someones personality because of the color of their skin.
- - - - This event at the end of the book relates to childhood because Scout and Jem were attacked. Scout and Jem have been living a relatively safe and wealthy childhood throughout the book. Although they had a lot of freedom and would roam the town frequently they never ran into any danger. The day that Jem and Scout walked home from the pageant they were attacked. Scout and Jem had never experienced anything like that at all before. This is the day that Jem and Scout's innocence was killed.