In Harper Lee’s literary classic, a novel entitled To Kill A Mockingbird, young, lighthearted Scout Finch deals with the ups and downs of growing up in the small town of Maycomb, Alabama. She has a lot to learn as she leaves childhood, especially trying to cope with and understand the behavior of humans. Throughout the novel, there are several experiences that teach Scout a lesson about life, which matures her throughout the course of the novel. In the end, the reader sees how much humanity in the outcasts can be seen by someone younger and with less life experience; 8-year-old Scout. Through Scout’s thirst for knowledge, her constant friendliness, care and compassion for others and her undying spark of hope and eagerness for others, Harper
