World Hunger These Days

Cassie Vesely
Mrs. Hantelmann
English ll
12 Dec 2013

Anne Frank once said, “Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right paths, but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.” This is true for Scout Finch; the narrator in Harper Lee’s To kill a mockingbird. This is what Atticus is going to have to accomplish with his daughter scout.  
Early in the story Scout is kind of a brat. She doesn’t really care about anyone or anything she does what she wants and doesn’t like to listen to anyone. She doesn’t think about what she says and don’t think about how it will affect the person. Scout Finch behaves like an immature child at the beginning but after numerous different situations she finally starts to understand and stop thinking about herself and more of others.   “Rose graciously on Walters behalf;   Ah miss Caroline he’s a Cunningham” (Page 26)   this is an example of scout when she is at school in class she didn’t think about what she was going to say or how it was going to affect her she just got right up and said it. “The school yard gave me some pleasure but when I was rubbing his noise in the dirt, Jem came up and told me to stop!” (Page 30) because of the previous incident in the class room Scout Finch did this to get back at him for getting her in trouble.
When the story continues scout starts to listen to people and caring a little she also starts to think a little bit before she talks and doesn’t get in fights with people over little things she calms herself down before she reacts. “That ain’t right, Miss Maudie.   You’re the best lady I know.” (Page 59) After scout stopped hanging out with her brother so much her and Miss Maudie began a great relationship and scout start to show she cared   and was polite to people. Scout and Cal never had a good relationship scout would ignore her and was kind of a snob to her. But it all a sudden changed when scout went to church with her and out of know where scout said “Cal Could I come...