Why does it make sense to have Scout as the narrator if she can make things more confusing?

Based on how important Jem seems to helping us understand, why is it so important to have Scout as the narrator, not him?

Based on this, why is it important to have Scout as the narrator and not Jem?

Explain more about what Jem helps the audience understand and why it's still important to have Scout as our narrator.

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So why is it important to have Scout tell the story and not Jem? Add your answer in a reply.

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Determine which type of discrimination this is and then connect it back to your prediction from RR#1

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