Miss Maudie & Aunt Alex

Alex's Maudie and Alexcomb provided racial prejudiced examples, but I did not know how other people's skin would look. They believe they never saw difficulties at their doorstep that they did a nice job of earning money for that task. Aunt Alexandra is very important for the novel 'Kill Robin', as she is representative of these views, denying Calpurnia and completely out of the black community. However, Miss mode is the opposite of Aunt Alexandra.

Miss Maudie: Miss Maudie is the opposite of Aunt Alexandra. As a neighbor of the Finch family, Maudie provided a scout with a women's role model for Alexandra. Maudie respects children and appreciates Atticus. Unlike other women in the town, Aunt Alexandra is a relic of Old South. She insists that Southern Lady is an outdated belief. Many of the southern writers of the 20th century criticize the ancient breeding concept in the south and the informal aristocracy in the south. It is a type of person characterized by subtle racial discrimination and class struggle. Harper Lee used Aunt Alex to reveal the mistake of the southern gentleman. She believes that she is a real woman, using etiquette, socializing, what she wears. But Alex Aunt can not make the right thing and can not break the old idea. In the novel, the scout became a real woman. The Scout insists on the correct attitude towards both herself and her values. My aunt Alex can not become such a person because of her breeding.

When she had a problem, Miss Maudie exchanged Aunt Alexandra. Scout and Alexandra were shocked at the news, but Moody controlled her emotions and became grand and courteous. She shows that I am a member of society and that when the time comes, I can become a strong and appropriate woman. In this example, Miss Maudie has become Scout's female role model. Appropriateness is an important feature of women in society. So she taught the scouts how to keep calm during sorrow and how to become wealthy and appropriate. Maudie is comfortably loved by Scout, but she can be part of society and teach you how to be a suitable woman for Scout.

Boy Scouts has learned valuable experience about women. Even if you want to join, they have to stay with them. Miss Maudie and Aunt Alexandra are in charge of guests in other rooms. Scout also learned important lessons of solidarity and the importance of allies (Shaffer 1994, p.140). The scout also learned that there is a hierarchy between women and the order of foraging. This will be explained when one of the guests made racist remarks and sarcastic statements about Attikas. Maudie immediately answered: