(to kill a mocking bird, chapter 1) explain how scout's descriptions of calpurnia, atticus, her dead mother, and boo radley reflect her immaturity, sense of humour, and her perceptiveness. cite specific examples from the text.

In To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout narrates the tragic story of Tom Robinson's trial and the hypocrisy in Maycomb County. Injustice and bigotry define many of the people in the town, despite the fact that Atticus presents Tom's case and proves his innocence.

The answer would be analytical reasoning.