In to kill a mocking bird why does scout stand up for walter? please hurry i have 15 minutes.

Miss Caroline offered money to Walter and he couldn't accept it or explain his financial and social situation.

Explanation:

When Scout began school, she had a new teacher named Miss Caroline. She was from a different part of Maycomb and didn't grasp all the social nuances found in Maycomb.

The Cunninghams often paid people back with products or goods, like wood or hickory nuts. When Miss Caroline, oblivious to this social structure and system, offered Walter Cunningham money for lunch, he was embarrassed to decline and explain his situation. Scout stood up for him and explained the Cunningham family.

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