![]() Scout later begins to see the expectations around being a lady with the coming of her aunt Alexandria. But because Calpurnia is a black woman and only a domestic servant to the Finch family, her feminine influence on the children is considered inappropriate. In actuality, she has a feminine influence from their domestic worker, Calpurnia. The conventional women of Maycomb County consider her unusual in her dressing and manners and believe this is because she has no feminine influence in her life. She is direct and speaks her mind without mincing words, likes to have her way, and puts up a fight when she does not. She dresses like a boy, plays with boys, and even gets into fights with boys. She is stubborn, hot-headed, and somewhat of a tomboy. Scout’s first grade teacher, Miss Caroline takes offence to her advanced literacy level. ![]() She is very intelligent and could read way before she started school and understood vocabulary that her peers could not even imagine existed, but despite being good at reading, she does not like arithmetic. The events in To Kill a Mockingbird begin when she was six years old down to when she was almost nine years old.
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