To Kill A Mockingbird: Jean Louise Finch

Scout, also known as Jean Louise Finch is one of the most important roles in the book, as she is one of the main characters, and the book is based around her. She is the youngest person in her family, and is a very smart character that knows a lot more than most/all people of her age, she is also very mature and respectful, especially in the way that she speaks to people, she uses very mature words and talks quite sophisticatedly. Scout’s father Atticus inspires her to push her limits and learn what she could not possibly learn in school, although her teachers rather her learning at the same rate as the rest of the students. She loves education, and being smart although she hates school, because it prohibits her from the things that school
are meant to help you with (education).

At first, Scout was a very judgemental person who would judge everyone without even knowing them, like how she is constantly judging Boo Radley with her friends, as well as how she instantly didn't like Miss. Caroline after the first class she had with her. She judged her because she didn't let her read at home and be ahead of the class, but when she went home and told her dad Atticus what had happened in school, he told her that she would “never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view”...”climb into his skin and walk around in it”. After Atticus gave her that speech, she started thinking about it and trying to consider how other people feel, and stopped judging people. Over the years that the book took place, she learns a lot of life lessons from Atticus, and sometimes helped Calpurnia become a better person too by telling her the things Atticus told her