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What does jem do that, to scout, symbolizes the end of his childhood?.
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What does jem do that, to scout, symbolizes the end of his childhood?.

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Scout says that by seeing Dill under the bed Jem rose and broke the childhood code by telling Atticus. To Scout, this means Jem is a traitor although it is really an act of maturity that makes Jem look more like an adult and the end of being a child.

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