Scout Finch Monologue

(R) In fact, I'm slightly surprised; how could it be that a girl is interested in things that aren't feminine? How dare her! Doesn't she understand that women have no say in the things they do? Why of course, our only purpose is to cook and to clean, right? I'm completely stunned that Scout Finch, the kid who beat up a boy on the playground for making a fool of herself, could be genuinely curious about another way of living. If you ask me, that's completely wrong. Women don't have opinions, we have chores.
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(FL) Alright, but in all seriousness, I'm actually quite proud of Scout. She's come quite a long way from violence to curiosity, and even Calpurnia finds it admirable. It's almost like a metaphor for growing up. As she gains experience