What does scout learn from Boo Radley?

Answer 1

Scout learns not to judge people from the outside, as she had done her entire life. Or, not exactly the outside, since she had never seen Boo. But she had assumed the worst of Boo due to rumors and gossip. In the end, standing on his porch, she 'walks around in his skin', and finally realizes that she and the town had been wrong about him. Boo is really kind, quiet, and brave in his own way. She learns that bravery comes in unexpected forms, not to judge someone by what everyone else says about them, and that people have their own reasons for the things they do- she has no right to judge until she knows those reasons for sure.

Answer 2

Nothing actually happened to him because he never did anything until the end of the book. In the first few chapters Boo and the endless rumors about him (eating cats and other animals raw, watching people sleep, stabbing his father with scissors) are both introduced to the readers.

Answer 3

Scout learns that people are not always what they seem, and that it is important not to judge others based on rumors or appearances. She gains empathy and understanding for Boo Radley as she realizes his kindness and bravery through his actions. Scout also learns the value of compassion and seeing the world from another's perspective.

Answer 4

we learn that Boo Radley does noh go out at all and that he gets an ivitation to get ice cream

Answer 5

She learned not to go poking her nose where it isn't wanted.