To Kill a Mockingbird

list three things that is perplexing scout at the beginning of the summer

jem is growning away from scout, and she has troule with that. Dill couldnt come for the summer . Atticus had to leave them for the summer

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Yes, Scout is perplexed that her brother is growing up and growing away from her. She is also upset that Dill wasn't coming for the summer, and that Atticus was going away. Atticus, however, was not leaving for the entire summer. He only needed to go away for a two week period of time.

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