As Jean Finch or in other words Scout narrates the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, she creates a unique perspective on how she see’s everything. The book starts off when Jean is six in the 1930’s, yet her narration makes her seem like she embodies the wisdom of an adult. This is unusually since most of the kids in Jeans first grade class have been held back and still can’t read. Jean then starts off giving a little background information about her life and makes the reader conclude there is something she is leading up too. Jean talks about Boo Radley, a seemingly crazy criminal who fascinates Dill (a boy Jean and her brother Jem met over the summer). Who knows where Jem, Jane, and Dill will go from here on out. Jean lives in a
