Chapter 17

I am pleased to see that even these three children know right from wrong, while the rest of the town doesn't. The children have been segregated at school due to having the right, non-racist mentality, as I have heard the children talking bad of Jem, Scout, and Dill as they pass my house each day. They sat in the colored section in the courtroom. These three children have become some of the most mature and smart characters in Maycomb. I wish that the rest of the town would look at them as models for good human nature.