In Chapter 3 of 'To Kill a Mockingbird', Atticus delivers this important message in conversation with Scout and gives the moral advice for her self-development. The wisdom of Atticus’s words shows the principle of evaluating a person. In this way, Atticus likes to judge others and learns how this principle is a guiding force. This important message for Scout who is struggling to put Atticus’s advice into practice so that she could live with others as sympathetic and considerate. Towards the end of the book, Scout is able to comprehend Boo Radley’s perspective, which shows she has fulfilled Atticus’s advice.
