Quote 1
"Conservative resistance to change, that's all," said Jean Louise behind a mouthful of fried shrimp. (4.9)
Jean Louise doesn't like change. In what ways is Jean Louise conservative? Socially? Politically? Sexually? In terms of her views on race? How about her views on class?
Quote 2
"I just don't like my world disturbed without some warning." (5.222)
It seems that a big part of Jean Louise's issue with discovering Atticus's racism is that it came without warning. Maybe if he sent her a postcard first, of himself in a KKK hood or something, she wouldn't have been as upset about it.
Quote 3
"I despise you and everything you stand for." (17.149)
You can open Chapter 17 to any page and pick out a quote in Jean Louise and Atticus's battle of the principles. Here, she shuts down her father because of his beliefs. Is that fair?