The Theme Of Maturity In To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee

For some people, maturing can be a hard concept. It takes a level of focus to become mature and to be capable of going through things that eare hard to overcome. In the book To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Scout shows that she is capable of becoming mature and overcoming everything that she faces. Over the book Scout faces being bullied because of her dad defending an African American person, going through the trial and losing, and almost getting killed by Bob. Also she faced something that she has been wondering about for her whole life. Scout's maturity progresses, therefore she becomes more of an understanding civilian and is able to better understand the amount of racism in Maycomb.
Scout is childish, but eventually overcomes that