Jem and Scout are not seen as living up to their status of a little lady and a young gentleman. Provide a piece of explicit evidence and a piece of implicit evidence to support this idea.

Explanation:

In chapter 11 p. 118 it mentions when Jem was wrecking Mrs. Duboses lawn, which is not how a young man 'should' act. All throughout the book it also mentions how Scout wears overalls and is always pestering people which, back then was not very lady like.