Question

write summary of the chapter ' The Scout Shows The Way'​

Answer 1

Summary of the chapter ' The Scout Shows The Way'

• The chapter "Scout Shows the Way" is extracted from the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" which is written by Harper Lee.
• The author discusses how a young girl whose name is Scout has deported a furious mob with her intelligence and benevolence.
• Throughout the novel, the author has tried to summarize the discrimination, hypocrisy, and heroism existing in the deep South.
• The characters in this chapter comprise Jean Louis Finch who is mostly referred to as Scout, a six years old girl who resides with her elder brother Jem and her father name Atticus.
• Her father is a white middle-aged man and by profession, he is a lawyer.
• George Taylor assigns him to defend Tom Robinson who is a black man accused of a severe crime.
• Other children in the area learn to insult Jem and Scout for their father’s prosecution and used to call them a 'nigger-lover'.
• This exhibits the heavily ingrained racism in society.
• In conclusion, we get to ascertain that the mob had arrived to murder the accused black man Tom and Atticus was there to defend him from lynching.
• The legal action of these kids protected a man's life.
• Scout’s easy questions and small conversation untied the resentment and made them reanalyze their actions.

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