To Kill a Mocking Bird 15-16

Throughout chapter 15, this factor of Scout being an "unreliable narrator" comes into play constantly. It seems that since Scout has been told that Jem is maturing and growing up, she talks as if he has instantly turned into a full grown adult. These chapters also start to show the maturing of Scout herself, including her brave act of stepping out infront of the men at the jailhouse. I feel as if Scout keeps maturing throughout the text, she will be grown-up enough in time for Boo Radley's return and he will be realisticly described and understood.