Answer:
Jem is Brave, Superstitious,Emotional, and Curious
Explanation:
Jem exposes his bravery at the moment when he takes Dill's dare to run and touch the Radley house. He also risks his own life to protect Scout from the Bob Ewell.
Jem believes in some mystical things. He even mentions the power of the Indian head penny.
When he is forced to read to Mrs. Dubose, he gets very angry. At her and Atticus. That also happens when he knows about the result of the trial. He loses his temper quite a few times.
Many times during the story, Jem simply cannot control his own curiosity. Apparently, it happens specially when dealing with Boo Radley. He fails to contact Boo, but he is incessant in his pursuit until the knothole is settled.
