Boo hasn't left his house in a while, according to Jem's new assumption, and the reason is because he doesn't want to deal with the rude and judgmental residents of Maycomb.
Scout and Jem work to determine what precisely divides and distinguishes the various white people types. Because all the families are of an equal age, background doesn't appear to matter. Jem believes that the family's level of literacy is reflected in these class classifications. Jem claims that he formerly held the same judgemental opinion, but he is baffled as to why they dislike one another in this circumstance. Jem adds that perhaps Boo Radley stays inside because he wants to and expresses his apparent frustration with society.This has a good chance of being true. Boo is aware of the potential of human nature. Maybe he simply finds society stressful.
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