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Near the end of the take hold the author shows the children at last accepting others as they are not for whom they want them to be. In To Kill a mockingbird, there are service small-army influential figures that help templet and precious stone mature over the course of the allegory as they overcome occasional obstacles. During the story, Gem and Scout lose their innocence and develop a virtuoso of maturity as time goes on. When Scout arrives at school, her teachers Mrs.. Caroline Is frustrate because she already knows how to read. Scout learns that It Is not always proper to say bluffly what the truth is (Lee, 20).As the chapter continued on, Scout realizes that Miss Caroline did to mean to wound her. Throughout the story characters are Judged based on their actions. Attics lectures Scout on how she needs to learn how people are and not who she wants them to be. The story takes intrust during a time of racial discrimination. Harper Lee wrote There is nought wrong with d efending a black man (30). Prejudice Is a common problem during the early quarter of the twentieth century. After search tantrum with Cecil Jacobs, Attics says to Scout Remember Its a sin to kill a mockingbird. (Lee, 89).Since Scout couldnt comprehend what this meant, she had a talk with Mrs.. Maude. Your fathers right, she said. Mockingbirds dont do one involvement but make music for us to enjoy But piffle their hearts out for us. Thats why Its a sin to kill a 50). wench discourteously, the mysterious neighbor, Is an example of prejudice. On page 9 In To Kill a Mockingbird it says Boo rudely Is an example of prejudice, he Is not accepted to society because he Is different from others, and he is an preposterous 9). In the beginning of the novel Scout, Gem, and Dill all condition Boo as a bizarre man who never came out of his house.As the story continued on, Scout starts to realize who he really is as she matures. She last became aware of all the wonderful things he has don e. When Scout and Gem were vie outside, Scout discovers items in a point. The whole time this was Boo Rudely showing compassion. On page 101 it shares The court takes a ashen mans word over a black mans. The Judge convicted him guilty in the first place he even read the case. (Lee, 101). Attics explains to Scout that no matter what color, size, or ethnicity a person is, everyone deserves to be treated with equality.Scout matures wrought the book by finally realizing that no one or creature should be harmed for cause peace or Joy. She finally understand how society really is. The case of prejudice opens the eyes of many characters and changes their opinion on society. Some who volunteer love with no limits in this novel. Overtime Scout and Gem both(prenominal) learn how to love people. On page 22 Scout says, Neighbors set about food with death and flowers with sickness and little things in between. Boo was our neighbor. He gave us two soap dolls, a broken watch and chain, a pair of good-luck pennies, and our lives.But neighbors give in return. We never put back into the tree what we took out of it we had given him nothing, and it made me sad. (Lee, 2) This quote is in the beginning of the book when they both Judged Boo Rudely. After he gave them all of these wonderful items they finally start to realize he is a compassionate man. He is beyond lonely and Just wants someone to accept him for who he is, not what others see him as. One time Attics said you never really knew a man until you stood in his shoes and walked around in them Just standing on the Rudely porch was enough.The summer that had begun so long ago had ended, and another summer had taken its place, and a fall, and Boo Rudely had come out. Said Scout. (Lee, 40). Scout is talk about how as she grew older she finally starts to realize what it really marrow to show others what it means to care. It also shows that she is learning to accept a man who is known to be erotic. On the last few pag es of the novel, Boo and Scout are walking home. It states l started to see another life by dint of Boobs eyes. This quote is beyond important for how the children mature throughout the story.