Being surrounded by this persona of others, permits her to have similar beliefs. Complying to this mistreatment, she considers this behavior to be tolerable despite what her father has been trying to teach her. As Scout's father, Atticus tries direct Scout away from the labels put on by others. Attempting to raise his children with good morals, Atticus leads by example, but Scout has yet to come to that realization. To Kill A Mockingbird indicates Scout has not overcome the barrier that prevents her from judging others and giving into the stereotype, however, in Go Set A Watchman, Scout proves otherwise. After Zeebo is accused of manslaughter, Scout goes to her father’s office and finds Atticus in a meeting with the “Citizens’ Council Meeting”. Overhearing their conversation, Scout is stunned by what she gathers. Atticus, her once sympathetic, understanding, and accepting father has conformed to society. Scout realizes her father has adopted some of the racist attitudes of the community and lashes out at him to defend her beliefs that he ingrained in her head as a