Scout is presented as the opposite of a Southern belle in To Kill A Mockingbird. Although Aunt Alexandria wants Scout to be like her, Scout still takes after her father, Atticus. We can pretty much predict what Scout will be like when she's older. She doesn't carry the racism and double standards that the rest of Maycomb carries. Although she is very much like Atticus and has a lot of the same qualities as him she isn't as mellow. She is a very intelligent and confident tomboy.
In the book you find out that Atticus get criticized for the way he raises Jem and Scout. …
