Examples Of Misunderstanding In To Kill A Mockingbird

Walter represents misunderstanding in the novel by not telling that he is poor to Miss Caroline and makes Scout yelled at him for pouring syrup on all of his foods. The two character that prove this is Miss Caroline and Scout. In chapter 2, Walter caused a misunderstanding with Miss Caroline when he lied about forgetting his lunch in the morning, which cause a misunderstanding with Miss Caroline. On pages 21, it stated “Did you forget your lunch this morning? Ask Miss Caroline. Walter’s jaw twitch again.” and it also stated that “Here’s a quarter,” she said to Walter. Go and eat downtown today. You can pay me back tomorrow.” This show that Walter represented misunderstanding in the novel because he didn’t accept the money from Miss Caroline,