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Question#2: Give 2 examples of how Scout's age makes the narrator an honest or unreliable character. If you are wondering who Scout is in the "To Kill a Mockingbird" book, Jean Louise Finch, often called by her nickname Scout is the narrator of the book.

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Scout is often considered an unreliable narrator because she is a child, and as a child she does not know or understand everything that is going on, and because an older Scout is telling the story from memory. BUT Scout can be considered a reliable narrator because as a child she has no agenda, and does not sugarcoat or ignore the facts.

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Her innocence causes her to misunderstand and misinterpret things. she lacks the sophistication to shape her story or withhold information for her own benefit.

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