As the chapter ends what is scout thinking about?

Answer 1

by the end of the novel scout has become more mature. She begins to understand her father advice and she finally can create her own opinion on what has become of her county from the trial. Such as her conclusion on her teacher feeling bad for Jews but hating blacks.

Answer 2

At the end of the chapter, Scout is reflecting on the events that have unfolded, particularly the trial of Tom Robinson and how the prejudice and discrimination in their society have impacted them. She is also processing the complexities of human behavior and grappling with her own understanding of morality and justice.

Answer 3

As chapter 14 ends what is scout thinking about

Answer 4

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