To KIll a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird Throughout the novel, Scout encounters several learning experiences. Scout encounters justice and injustice at the Tom Robinson trial. She watches what the people of Maycomb consider justice, while she knows what is being served is injustice. Scout understands that what is going on is not right. It will most likely teach her to be more compassionate, since she sees what it is like to be treated unjustly. Scout witnesses prejudice in …

…change her mind. Lastly, Scout learns about respect for the individual. She learns that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, even if you donít necessarily agree with it. Scout discovers that the way Arthur lives is just as normal as the way she lives. She learns to accept everybodyís attitude, after seeing the way people like Mrs.Dubose acts. When she grows up, this will help her to be tolerant of everybody.