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[Aiden]

Scout Finch, a tomboy, who lives with her father, brother, and black cook in Alabama town of Maycomb learns that her experiences with hatred will not take away her faith in the goodness of people. She is able to understand this lesson when a man named Boo Radley saves her and her brother's life when being attacked by an angry man. Scout judged Boo Radley before he helped her, because he has not been seen for years and was just a story in her mind. At the end of the book, Scout realized that Boo Radley was human and not just an imaginary tool to joke about. Is it fair for Scout to judge Boo without even knowing him as a person?

[Isaiah]

This book seems pretty interesting and maybe even sad. It is not fair for Scout to judge Boo Radley even though she hasn't met him. She doesn't know how he really is as a person. She doesn't know what went on in Boo Radley's life.