this sucks
...cus seems to keep his children sheltered from harsh prejudice and racism. However, as they grow older, Scout and Jem’s curiosity gets the better of them, and they follow their father to the jail where he is faced with a mob. Scout rushes to his side, speaks up, and through her purely innocent and honest speech entails the mob’s dissipation. “Don’t you remember me, Mr. Cunningham? I’m Jean Louise Finch […] I go to school with Walter. He’s your boy, ain’t he? Ain’t he sir? […] He’s in my grade and he does right well. He’s a good boy, a real nice boy. We brought him home for dinner one time. Maybe he told you about me, I beat him up one time but he was real nice about it. Tell him hey for me, won’t you? Following Scout’s touching rendition, the men see Atticus in a new light, the loving father of innocent and adorable children similar t...