In the novel To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, a young girl, named Scout Finch goes through numerous adventures that make her see her everyday life differently. One of the things that make her view life in a different aspect is putting herself in someone else’s shoes. By doing this she learns not to judge anybody, especially based on the rumors in town. At the end of the novel, Scout realizes that to really know a person she must know what they go through, and what they see. To do she must put herself in the shoes of others and look through to see what they see.
Scout Finch learns to walk in other’s shoes in numerous ways. One way Scout learns to walk in someone else’s shoes is when she comes home from school and tells her father about
Scout Finch learns to walk in other’s shoes in numerous ways. One way Scout learns to walk in someone else’s shoes is when she comes home from school and tells her father about