"She walks with a stooped-over posture down the street, pausing in front of the Yellow Man""s shop window.Do it around your friends...Joey: She""s a, the kind of girl you bang and forget about - she""s not like that.You gotta spend time with her, get involved, you know...Jake: Did you bang her?Joey: No.Jake: Tell me the truth.Joey: I just told you the truth.I tell you the truth the first time.You don""t have to ask me again.I never do that.I always tell you he truth.If I did it, you would know.I took her out a couple of imes.Jake: You went with her and you didn""t try to f--k her?Learning that Joey only took her out a few times, Jake urns his attention toward Salvy and his friends.Jake and Joey are playfully pictured with their fists raised against each other, mimicking the traditional boxer""s stance:That""s me and my brother, foolin"" around.The story is poignantly and sentimentally told from the eyes of a six year old tom-boy - Jean Louise "Scout" Finch (9 year-old Mary Badham in her film debut).