Character Analysis of Scout Finch
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Introduction:
Scout Finch (Jean Louise) is the narrator and the protagonist of the story. She lives with her father (Atticus Finch), her brother (Jem Finch) and a black “maid” called Calpurnia because there mother passed away when Jem was 6 years old and when Scout was 2 years old. She lives in Maycomb County, in Southern Alabama. It was in the time of the great depression when poverty and racism were all – around in the United States. Maycomb is a small town. “Maycomb County has recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself” (Ch. 1, Pg. 6). Well, I chose to do about Scout because I think that she is a really interesting and a funny character as she also likes to be like a boy not a girl. Scout is a tomboy, intelligent and adventurous character. I will be explaining and gibing some evidence (quotes) from the book to proof that what I am saying is correct.
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"Scout, I'm tellin' you for the last time, shut your trap or go home—I declare to the Lord you're gettin' more like a girl every day!" With that, I had no option but to join them (Ch. 6, Pg. 27). Scout does not like to act like a normal girl by wearing overalls, instead of wearing dresses and girls stuff. She mostly spends her time by playing with her brother (Jem) and her best friend (Dill). Scout does not care what other people think about her and even does not try to behave like a girl. Scout acts big for her age when she fights with older boys constantly. She hates dresses, much to the confusion and dismay of Aunt Alexandra. Instead, Scout prefers her overalls. “Aunty said that one had to behave like a sunbeam” (Ch. 9, Pg. 84). "Don't pay any attention to her, just hold your head high and be a gentleman." (Ch. 11, Pg.
Draft 1:
Introduction:
Scout Finch (Jean Louise) is the narrator and the protagonist of the story. She lives with her father (Atticus Finch), her brother (Jem Finch) and a black “maid” called Calpurnia because there mother passed away when Jem was 6 years old and when Scout was 2 years old. She lives in Maycomb County, in Southern Alabama. It was in the time of the great depression when poverty and racism were all – around in the United States. Maycomb is a small town. “Maycomb County has recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself” (Ch. 1, Pg. 6). Well, I chose to do about Scout because I think that she is a really interesting and a funny character as she also likes to be like a boy not a girl. Scout is a tomboy, intelligent and adventurous character. I will be explaining and gibing some evidence (quotes) from the book to proof that what I am saying is correct.
Body 1: …show more content…
"Scout, I'm tellin' you for the last time, shut your trap or go home—I declare to the Lord you're gettin' more like a girl every day!" With that, I had no option but to join them (Ch. 6, Pg. 27). Scout does not like to act like a normal girl by wearing overalls, instead of wearing dresses and girls stuff. She mostly spends her time by playing with her brother (Jem) and her best friend (Dill). Scout does not care what other people think about her and even does not try to behave like a girl. Scout acts big for her age when she fights with older boys constantly. She hates dresses, much to the confusion and dismay of Aunt Alexandra. Instead, Scout prefers her overalls. “Aunty said that one had to behave like a sunbeam” (Ch. 9, Pg. 84). "Don't pay any attention to her, just hold your head high and be a gentleman." (Ch. 11, Pg.