Near the end of the novel Scout has come of age through real life encounters and experiences. When she had come to understand that she was no longer frightened of Boo Radley, and had the bravery to stand up to him on his front porch brings her closer and closer to an inner adult hood. She finally sees him and realizes what he really is like inside and out.
). She understands that through slow stages of change, that prejudgment of people because of their looks or what people say about them is generally incorrect, and that what people thought of Boo Radley turned out to be untrue. Scout realizes how even her own teacher was being hypocritical changing herself when she transitioned from the classroom to the courtroom.
This shows that her teacher
). She understands that through slow stages of change, that prejudgment of people because of their looks or what people say about them is generally incorrect, and that what people thought of Boo Radley turned out to be untrue. Scout realizes how even her own teacher was being hypocritical changing herself when she transitioned from the classroom to the courtroom.
This shows that her teacher