She played rough games with her brother and Dill, dressed like a boy, was fairly aggressive and exuded traditionally masculine qualities. When Aunt Alexandra arrives, she tells Scout immediately, “We decided that it would be best for you to have some feminine influence.” (Lee 127) Until that point this had been lightly touched upon by her brother and Dill as well as assorted others but hadn’t been seriously considered. With the installment of their aunt, however, this began to change. Scout would be scolded for coming home dirty or lacking some form of poise or manner, unlike Atticus and Calpurnia treated
She played rough games with her brother and Dill, dressed like a boy, was fairly aggressive and exuded traditionally masculine qualities. When Aunt Alexandra arrives, she tells Scout immediately, “We decided that it would be best for you to have some feminine influence.” (Lee 127) Until that point this had been lightly touched upon by her brother and Dill as well as assorted others but hadn’t been seriously considered. With the installment of their aunt, however, this began to change. Scout would be scolded for coming home dirty or lacking some form of poise or manner, unlike Atticus and Calpurnia treated