Plot element: Scout needs to learn how it feels to walk around in someone else's shoes.

Plot element: "Atticus was right. One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes"

Plot element: The characters are introduced and the setting is established.

Plot element: "He was real nice..." "Most people are Scout, when you finally see them."

Plot element: Scout leans a number of lessons, but still struggles with feeling empathy for others.

Who am I? I pretend to drink booze, but I am really just sipping soda.

Who am I? I learned how to be understanding and sympathetic towards all people.

Who am I? I have to try and convince Atticus that Jem isn't guilty.

Who am I? I am going to marry Scout.

Who am I? I agree to help her because I felt sorry for her.

Who am I? I am good at carving soap, but dangerous with scissors.

Who am I? I use different dialects depending upon where I am.

Who am I? I gossip a lot because I want people to pay attention to me.

Who am I? I knew the case couldn't be won from the beginning, but I had to give it my best effort.

Who am I? I can say whatever I want in the newspaper because I am both owner and editor.

Who am I? Out of all the children, I was the most surprised by the verdict.

Who am I? My darkest secrets came out during the trial, and I will get my revenge.

Who am I? I don't understand why Scout refuses to wear a pretty, frilly dress.

Who am I? Atticus and I are in complete agreement about the dignity and rights of mankind