In the book to kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Scout shows the strongest form of courage. She shows the boys that she is not going to go against Atticus's orders and torment Boo's house. She always does what she wants to and wears what she wants to.

Scout loves to play with the boy's and wants to know what is in the Radley's house as much as they do. She helps them with many of their plans to get Boo to come out; she is the first to discover the tree. After they have a plan to try to give Boo a note with a fishing pole Atticus tells them never to torment Mr. Radley again she listens to him and wont go along with the boys plans to get Boo to come out, as a result they don't want to play with her anymore. She has...