"From the moment she screamed, Tom Robinson was a dead man."() These words could not have more truth to them. In Harper Lee's fictional novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, one can see life through the eyes of young, naïve Scout Finch and the development and process of maturity that this young girl goes through to become a mature adult. After learning her lessons about prejudice from the trials and to not kill a mockingbird from Boo, Scout shows her kindness and understanding for the underdogs and outcasts in the town.

Scout Finch is a very naïve, yet innocent girl who sometimes doesn't understand the evils of life. She questions the saving of the life of a little pill bug walking around the room that Jem saves. She cannot comprehend why someone would want to save a pill bug because she does not understand the concept of...