has a
friendly relationship with her compassionate neighbor Miss Maudie Atkinson. Miss Maudie is not
only a positive role model, but also Scout's faithful companion. Miss Maudie takes time out of
her day to sit on her porch with Scout and keeps her company whileplays with Dill. Scout learns
about 's background from Miss Maudie and can always trust that Maudie will tell her the truth.
Maudie also allows Scout and her brother to play in her yard and routinely bakes them delicious
cakes.
Scout considers Maudie a close friend and can always rely on her for
comfort in difficult times. During the missionary circle, Miss Maudie calms Scout by grasping
her hand when the other ladies make her feel uncomfortable. Miss Maudie also supports 's
decisions and encourages the children after their father loses his case. Overall, Scout and Miss
Maudie have a close, friendly relationship, and Scout appreciates everything that Maudie does
for her and Jem throughout the novel.
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