To Kill a Mockingbird

Why does Scout attend her aunts meetings and teas?

Chapter 24

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When Aunt Alexandra has ladies over for a meeting of the Missionary Society of Maycomb, she keeps Scout in attendance in order for her to learn to be a lady. She attends because she has no choice.

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