in to kill a mockingbird?

Question

how is scout outspoken other then the walter cunningham scene

Answer 1

Well, there are two "walter cunningham" scenes. One , when young walter comes to lunch, she is outspoken, "what the sam hill are you doing?". The second is young Walter Cunninham's father, Mr. Walter Cunningham...at the jail scene. Scout is outspoken here as well when she singles out Mr. Cunningham and talks to him about his son.
Another example of her being outsopken was when she told Miss Caroline that Walter wouldn't want a quarter for lunch because he couldn't pay it back.

Answer 2

It's been a while, but scout is very adept in many ways. Sorry if I cover what you are talking about. For example, she notices that when the jury returns, they don't look at Tom Robinson. She says that she can tell they will vote him guilty just from their actions. Also, in the mob scene at the jail, she notices that when people get together, they stop thinking individually and develop a mob mentality. Check out www.sparknotes.com and search your book. I'm sure they have more than I can with my faint memory of the book.