Scout Finch


	Personality	Role
	Scout is fearless-'I split my knuckle to the bone on his front teeth' Inquisitive-'Do you think Boo Radley's still alive' Innocent-'There wasn't much else left for us to learn, except possibly algebra	Narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	In the opening chapters Scout torments and gossips about Boo-In the final chapter, Scout learns to see things from Boo's point of view. In Chapter 3 Scout thinks it's OK to be rude to Walter because 'he's just a Cunningham'-At the end of the novel Scout respects Walter's family because one of them thought Tom Robinson was innocent. Scout uses words like '****' without thought-she doesn't think it's offensive to use those kinds of words-The older Scout uses the more respectful word '*' instead. She's childlike she wants to play with her big brother and gets cross when he doesn't want to play with her-She addresses some adult issues she ask Atticus what ** is and she's curious about how the legal system works.	Scout is a tomboy Scout has got a bit of a temper Scout does not just accept things-she's inquisitve

In the opening chapters Scout torments and gossips about Boo-In the final chapter, Scout learns to see things from Boo's point of view.
In Chapter 3 Scout thinks it's OK to be rude to Walter because 'he's just a Cunningham'-At the end of the novel Scout respects Walter's family because one of them thought Tom Robinson was innocent.
Scout uses words like '******' without thought-she doesn't think it's offensive to use those kinds of words-The older Scout uses the more respectful word '*****' instead.
She's childlike she wants to play with her big brother and gets cross when he doesn't want to play with her-She addresses some adult issues she ask Atticus what **** is and she's curious about how the legal system works.

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