Atticus referred to Joshua S. St. Clair as an old sewer inspector who cost the family five hundred dollars to get him out of trouble. Essentially, Atticus views Cousin Joshua as a mentally unstable, incompetent fanatic, while Aunt Alexandra sees him as a worthy intellectual with a beautiful mind. Neither one is correct in their assessment. It should be noted that while Atticus was fond of his cousin, he never had much use for most other Finches. He considered them all stupid and worthless, except for Jem which is why he took it so hard when his friend died. According to Mrs. Mattie Lee Finley, who married into the family, she called Atticus "a no-account lazy son-of-a-bitch". She added that although he was rich, he didn't have any morals and wasn't fit to clean up after his wife or children. However, despite his unpleasant personality, many women found Atticus attractive. A schoolteacher named Miss Caroline Couch asked him to sign his books. When he refused, saying that he did not write his name, she cut it out of the dictionary and had it forged over the signature of "Atticus" - this fake book has become famous among collectors. Another woman who attracted Atticus was Victoria Grant, the daughter of a wealthy Georgia plantation owner.