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Fatama: Jem is one of my favorite characters. I liked how he was reckless in the beginning of the story. He became a good, protective brother by the end.
Ali: I really liked Jem. I liked how he became sensitive. I feel like he was not the best brother in the start, but by the end, he was the best brother anyone could ask for.
Deajia: I liked Jem because we saw him change through the story. He became quieter.
Hawraa: In my opinion, Jem Finch is one of my favorite characters, because in the beginning, Jem was quieter and more reserved than his sister, and had very high expectations for people. When these expectations were not met, Jem had a difficult time resolving his feelings. Within the small Southern town he lived in, Jem battled with racism. It was not until the end of the book when he had a better understanding of the world.
How Jem felt about it: At first, Jem was scared, but Scout tells us, "In all his life, Jem never declined a dare." She also says, "Jem had to think about it for 3 days. He loved honor more than his head."
How did Jem feel about the outcome? He was scared, but he was glad when Dill made a mild concession. "I won't say you ran out a dare an' I'll swap you The Gray Ghost if you just go up and touch the house."
How did Jem react to this event? Although Jem agreed to Dill's new mild concession, Scout tells us that Jem was still scared and explained it through his actions. " Jem threw open the gate and sped to the side of the house, slapped it with his palm and ran past us, not wanting to see if his fray was successful."
Who is Jem Finch?
Jem Finch is one of the most important characters. At the beginning of the story, he was fractious and contentious. By the end of the story, he was amiable.
By: Fatama, Hawraa, Deajia, & Ali