Miss Maudie- To kill a Mockingbird


	Personality	Role
	Kind Knowledgable Can be stern She is a religious person She is racist, like most people in Maycomb She enjoys being outdoors and doesn't like being inside	She acts as company towards Scout during chapter 5 when Jem and Dill start to leave her out of their games She also helps to educate Scout on Boo Radley by correcting what she had been told by Jem
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	Miss Maudie's character doesn't change much She does however help Scout's character develop by giving her advice and helping her make sense of whet she has been told by other people	"Jem and I had considerable faith in Miss Maudie"- showing how important she is to Jem and Scout "That is three-fourths coloured folks and one-fourth Stephanie Crawford"- showing how although her kindness extends to Jem and Scout, she is still a racist and has what Attius would call "Maycomb's usual disease" "Miss Maudie's voice was enough to shut anyone up"- shows how Miss Maudie is stern and that she may appear scary to some people "She loved everything that grew in God's Earth, even the weeds"- shows how Miss Maudie likes being outdoors and also shows her as a religious person by using "God" "Miss Maudie hated her house: time spent indoors was time wasted"- further demonstrating her love of the outdoors, adn also showing how she may feel there is nothing interesting that can be done indoors

She acts as company towards Scout during chapter 5 when Jem and Dill start to leave her out of their games
She also helps to educate Scout on Boo Radley by correcting what she had been told by Jem

Miss Maudie's character doesn't change much
She does however help Scout's character develop by giving her advice and helping her make sense of whet she has been told by other people

"Jem and I had considerable faith in Miss Maudie"- showing how important she is to Jem and Scout
"That is three-fourths coloured folks and one-fourth Stephanie Crawford"- showing how although her kindness extends to Jem and Scout, she is still a racist and has what Attius would call "Maycomb's usual disease"
"Miss Maudie's voice was enough to shut anyone up"- shows how Miss Maudie is stern and that she may appear scary to some people
"She loved everything that grew in God's Earth, even the weeds"- shows how Miss Maudie likes being outdoors and also shows her as a religious person by using "God"
"Miss Maudie hated her house: time spent indoors was time wasted"- further demonstrating her love of the outdoors, adn also showing how she may feel there is nothing interesting that can be done indoors

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