What are 15 personality traits of Jem Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird?

1. Creative/ 2. Inventive -
He helped create dramas, ways to get to Boo Radley, a treehouse, and the
morphodite.

3. Curious - He
wanted to know about Boo Radley.

4. Sensitive
- Jem regularly spent time alone. These are times when he was thinking
about his mother. He also took the trial quite
hard.

5. Protective/
6. Brave - He was fighting Bob Ewell, a
grown man, when Boo Radley rescued him.

7.
Fair/ 8. Generous - He brings Walter home for lunch after Scout beats him
up.

9. Pensive - He spends
time thinking about things like the fact that someone had sewn up his pants and the
points of the trial.

10. Human
- He won't do something for nothing. He had to be paid to take his sister to
school.

11. Understanding -
When Aunt Alexandra arrived, he got it. He understood that it was best to just stay out
of the way rather than try to cause further
problems.

12. Defensive - Jem
didn't want to be shown up by a little kid. He was always trying to show Dill how he was
better than him.

13.
Moral/Just - Jem believed that Tom should have been let
off.

14. Perceptive/ 15.
Stubborn - Jem understood at the jail that night that if the kids left,
the group could have beat up Atticus. But because the kids were there, they probably
wouldn't do it.