Buck, the main character, changed over the course of this novel. In another book that you have read that is school-appropriate, describe how the main character changed. Was their change positive or negative?
In the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, the main character Scout goes through a significant change. In the beginning, she is a curious and innocent young girl who is quick to judge others based on their appearances. However, through her experiences and interactions with her father and their African American housekeeper, Calpurnia, Scout begins to learn empathy and compassion. Her change is positive as she develops a deeper understanding of racial prejudice and injustice, ultimately gaining a more mature and tolerant perspective.
