To Kill a Mockingbird Question
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What is the main reason for the change in Aunt Alexandra and Scout's relationship in "To Kill a Mockingbird"?
- Aunt Alexandra becomes more accepting of Scout's tomboyish behavior.
- Scout becomes more interested in traditional feminine pursuits, such as sewing and cooking.
- Aunt Alexandra becomes more controlling and critical of Scout's behavior and beliefs.
- Scout becomes more rebellious and refuses to listen to Aunt Alexandra's advice.