Scout has matured from not being aware of the unspoken rules of her society to sympathizing for the black and the poor. In the occurrence of these events, scout can assess the situation and detach her feelings and opinions to make a complete thought. Scout is amazed Atticus knows about what Her, Dill and Jem did in the Radley’s backyard. Why he didn’t express his knowledge earlier reflects to the fundamentals in which Atticus has raised his children. Not realizing her father, being the man and lawyer he is, knew what happen all along is very innocent of Scout. This reoccurring battle between Scout and Aunt Alexandra symbolize the rift political views create in families and towns. The difference in values and opinions is simply based on what
