How can you tell that Dill is an outsider in the Maycomb community?

Dill's heightened sensitivity is one characteristic that makes him an outsider of Maycomb in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. Since he is from Meridian, not Maycomb, Dill is not influenced by Maycomb's racism and is able to view Maycomb's people critically.

and since Dill is an outsider he doesn't see why the town is prejudiced

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