IN the story to kill a mocking bird

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Scout’s a relatively naive point of view. When writing an answer for this question, think of these main points:
- Scout is a child
- Her father is a lawyer and she isn’t poor
- Atticus makes a point to teacher her as much as he can and he respects her as an individual
- She knows most of the town already and has an understanding of her surroundings
- Readers continue along with her as her character develops because she goes through life changing experiences in the book.
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