In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Scout’s initial perspective of Boo Radley is malicious. In the book, Scout starts mentioning rumors about what supposedly Boo would do; an example of what Boo would do was peep inside people's windows. Any type of little crime in their town, named Maycomb, would be Boo's doing. Scout also mentioned how people's animals would be found dead because of Boo and how Boo's pecan tree was poisoned. Later on, Jem, Scout's brother, gives us a description of how Boo looks; for instance, Boo "was about six-and-a-half feet tall." (Lee 16) and how his "hands were bloodstained" (Lee 16) Another description of Boo's looks based on Jem was how there was a "long jagged scar that ran across his face; what teeth he had