How does the tom Robinson case affect scout?

Scout's thought about the trial is that she said that "Atticus should win because he's Atticus and cause he knows what to do and He is never wrong. Atticus remained calm through the duration of the trial. Even as Tension arose, he kept his head about him. We saw no possible way for Atticus to lose us the case. Mr. Gilmer, I thought, was way too pushy, and brought a certain aura to the serene situation, but that's because it's his job to be tough". So she thought that just Atticus being tough and the kind of guy he was of course he was going to win the case. She also thought that her father was always honest about things that he would never lie to cover someone up, and he would always tell the truth no matter what.