Question

In at least 150 words, discuss how Scout's point of view affects how we experience the trial.

Answer 1

Well, first off, they know what to do when it comes to danger. We don't all always know what to do in that situation. Like, for example, a bear. If you see a bear, normally a person would run (fight, flight, or freeze) or we would do whatever comes to instinct, right? No, don't do that. You need to stand your ground and DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT OR YOU WILL FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE. You need to face the bear, look directly at it, make yourself look the biggest you possibly can and use any available weapon: hiking stick, knife, bear spray, etc. A scout would know all of this in a heartbeat. I would know because I used to be a girl scout.

Hope this helps!