What is Scout's biggest fear?

Who was Scout scared of?

Scout is deeply influenced by the legend that there was a spooky menace named Boo Radley who plagues her neighborhood. Such rumors, spread by gossiping neighbors, caused Scout discomfort and prompted her to grow fearful of Boo.

What does Scout struggle with?

As the novel progresses, Scout and Jem struggle to maintain faith in the human capacity for good in light of these recurring instances of human evil.

What does Scout worry about?

She is unusually intelligent (she learns to read before beginning school), unusually confident (she fights boys without fear), unusually thoughtful (she worries about the essential goodness and evil of mankind), and unusually good (she always acts with the best intentions).

Why was Scout scared?

The main reason that Scout is so scared is because she trusts her older brother and he is always making up stories about Boo or telling her stories he has heard.…

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Was Scout afraid of Boo?

While Scout is starting to think of Boo as person, she is still afraid of him.

What frightens Scout?

Answer and Explanation: Scout makes reference to an aberration of nature in chapter eight. This aberration that frightens her so is snow and cold weather.

What makes Scout sad?

Scout thinks that neighbors give, and Boo gave them gifts and their lives—but they never returned the favor, which makes Scout feels sad.

How does Scout embarrass herself?

The children enjoy the festivities, but Scout embarrasses herself by making a very late entrance onstage. When it's time to go home, Scout tells Jem that she would rather leave her costume on than have to face people, and they head for home with Jem guiding Scout.

Why is Scout scared to sleep?

Scout is unable to sleep because she is so scared. Scout's imagination runs wild through the night. Every sound she hears becomes magnified and transforms itself into something terrifying: How does she describe her sleepless night?

What are 3 things Scout gets in trouble for?

1- She can read but when explaining how she was taught, the teacher thought she was lying. 2- She could write in cursive, but those in first grade only print. 3- She told Miss Caroline (her teacher) that the Cunninghams were poor/that Walter Cunningham could not pay her back if he took her money to by lunch.

What is a weakness of Scout?

Scout (Jean Louise Finch) Strengths: observant, brave, loyal, smart, curious, kind to Boo Radley. Weaknesses: outspoken person to the point of being rude, unladylike, gets in fist fight.

What does Scout love the most?

Scout is considered smart for her age, and loves to read. In fact, she gets in trouble with her teacher Miss Caroline because Miss Caroline wants Scout to learn reading and writing her way, but Scout refuses. She is also a tomboy who spends the majority of her time with her brother Jem and best friend Dill.

Who almost killed Scout?

The sheriff notices knife marks on Scout's costume, and she understands that Bob Ewell had intended to kill her and Jem. She also recognizes that the stranger — the man who pulled Ewell off of her and saved both children's lives — is Boo Radley. Scout, Atticus, Heck Tate, and Boo retire to the front porch.

What causes Scout to scream?

Why does Scout scream and tell Atticus the world is ending? Because it was snowing and Scout had never seen snow before. What do Jem and Scout use to make a snowman?

When did Scout cry?

Scout cries at the beginning of Chapter 16 to her brother Jem.

How was Scout a tomboy?

In general, Scout is a tomboy because she prefers masculinity over femininity.

How does Scout feel about Boo?

At first, Scout sees Boo as a "'horrific beast,'" and what she imagines about him is subsumed into a larger myth.

How does Scout feel about her gender?

Scout doesn't conform to gender roles, and is upset when she is made to. As she grows up, she has to begin attending the local school. On her first day of school she is forced to wear a dress, much to her displeasure. She feels uncomfortable in it, and unlike herself.

Does Scout ever see Boo again?

Scout takes Boo upstairs to say goodnight to Jem and then walks him home. He goes inside his house, and she never sees him again.

What's under Scout's bed?

Scout discovers something under her bed. She calls Jem in and they discover Dill hiding there. Dill has run away from home because his mother and new father did not pay enough attention to him.

Why doesn t Scout want to be a girl?

Scout is reluctant to be feminine because she wants to grow up on her own terms. She sees femininity as a trap, and she doesn't understand that masculinity is governed by just as many rules.

How does Scout control her temper?

Scout Controls Her Temper

Through flashback, we learn Scout asked Atticus the night before if Cecil's statement was true. In this conversation, Lee implies her feelings about racism through Atticus when he tells Scout not to use the derogatory, racist term that Cecil used because it is ''common. ''

What fear has Scout finally conquered?

As Scout says later in the chapter, "So many things had happened to us, Boo Radley was the least of our fears." Scout says that the Radley place had ceased to terrify her.

How is Scout fearless?

In To kill a Mockingbird Scout is a very courageous little girl who sticks up to a mob, Bouncing back from an attack, and backing down from fights. The first reason that Scout is courageous is she stood up to a mob that was going to attack her father Atticus.