In To Kill a MockingBird by Harper Lee, the author shows that people change and more importantly, people's judgements of other people change as they learn to accept one another's differences and grow mature. Aunt Alexandria and Scout learn from one another and learn accept one another's ideas and differences. Jem and Scout are on their way home from the Pageant, when they are attacked. Scouts clothes are torn and battered from the wire and …
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…Aunty could be a lady at a time like this, so could I." I think both Scout and Alexandria are learning a lot from one another. They both are realizing that maybe their ideas are changing, and it's all right for them to change. Accepting differences is the key to prosper in everyday life, and if people do something you don't like, you just have to learn to accept them, like Scout and Aunt Alexandria.