What memories of your own childhood come to mind as you read Scout’s experiences?
In To Kill a Mocking Bird, Scout has differing experiences, in which some are sour and sweet. Experiences are described as sour and sweet, in my childhood, there are plenty of those. Some vague memories for me were the times when I attended kindergarden at Jurong Calvery Kindergarden. As much as I thought it was “sweet” then when the teachers asked us to line up, hold hands, continuously, looking back, at this age, it was a hilarious and childish act. But these acts from young have helped me to develop, thus resulting in the maturity of me today.
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