How do Scout and Jem learn to deal with the hypocrisy and blindness in Maycomb at the end of the novel?

A.

The children decide to simply avoid some of the more prejudiced people in their town.

B.

Scout is able to forgive people for their hypocrisy, but Jem is unable to because of his injury.

C.

Scout and Jem become bitter and resentful of many people in Maycomb.

D.

The children see their own blindness and learn to try to see situations from other people's perspectives.