How are Scout and Aunt Alexandra related in To Kill a Mockingbird?Not by family, but by how they act, their personality, and views of anything. I...

The similarities between Scout and her Aunt Alexandra are few,
but Atticus' sister does mellow a bit later in the novel, and the two do have a few things in
common.

• They are both dedicated to
  Atticus.


• They both love Jem. (Scout admires him as a sister cares
  for an older brother; Jem's injury in the final chapters bring out the best of Alexandra's nearly
  dormant motherly instincts.)


• They are both
  strong-willed.


• They both see the two-faced attitudes of several of
  the women at the Missionary Circle tea.


• They both dislike and even
  fear Bob Ewell.


• They were both upset at the news of Tom Robinson's
  death.


• They are both a bit superstitious. (Scout is young enough
  to believe any of Jem's tales about Haints and Hot Steams, and Alexandra believes that "somebody
  just walked over my grave" just prior to the Halloween
  pageant.)