In the story To Kill A Mockingbird, Aunt Alexandria comes into town to visit Scout, Jem, and Atticus. Scout was not very happy to see her aunt. Her aunt ignored her question about why her husband did not come along with her. But when Scout asked Aunt Alexandria why she there, Aunt Alexandria responds that they kids need a feminine influence around the house. Aunt Alexandria also asked them did their father not tell them that she was coming into town and Scout and Jem replied no. Although Scout did not like her aunt being there, she never said anything out loud but was thinking many things in her head. Aunt Alexandria always thought that she knew what was best for the family. She felt that if she came to look after Scout and Jem, she could basically
