To Kill A Mockingbird: Key To Understanding Someone

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clutches of whisky- that’s why he won’t change his way.” (P.268). This shows that compromise he had to make to fit in where he doesn’t belong, and made himself an outcast. Scout thinks about Raymond “Deliberately perpetrated fraud against himself.” and is beginning to understand why he acts the way he does, showing also her way in maturing.
Jem and Scout get to see from Calpurnia’s point of view when they go to church with her. They see how she’s changing herself, how she’s speaking and acting to fit in. They see how she’s acting different from place to place. Being at the beginning of part two this part symbolizes the other side of the story. The children have never thought about Calpurnia’s service to them being a betrayal toward the blacks until now. How blacks feel about whites as Lula is talking about making the children leave the church (p.158) “You ain’t got no business bringin’ white chillun here- they got their church, we got our’n.”
Scout can finally see from Boo’s ...

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