By Calpurnia pushing Scout to treat people equally no matter their differences, she shows us that she takes a huge part in Scout’s moral development. One day the Finch’s have Walter Cunningham over for supper because Scout beats him up and Jem tells him to come over for supper. When they get home and sit down for supper, Walter starts pouring syrup all over his plate but Scout isn’t use to that. Scout thinks it is not normal and weird so Scout makes a rude comment about Walter’s actions so Calpurnia requests Scout to come to the kitchen. When Scout goes in the kitchen Calpurnia, she says “That boy’s yo’ comp’ny.” (27) Scout slowly starts to understand Calpurnia’s advice and change her attitude towards people. When Scout goes to school the next
