Chapter 12 Jem and Scouts visit to the first purchase church was in total contrast to what they are used to in their normal visits to church. Scout is surprised to see no hymn books or decorations in the church, which is what she is used to. Scout learns that the black community is worse of than her and live their lives in poverty. She was particularly surprised to learn that many black people could not read. Especially as she has been reading since she was born. Scout learns that Calpurnia taught Zeebo to read using the Blackstone’s commentaries book.
And that Zeebo didn’t ever have any proper education. Calpurnia tends to speak differently when she is around other coloured folks rather than how she speaks when she is talking around the finches or other white people. She does this because if the coloured folks think she is behaving above them they tend to cast her aside from the rest of the group and she doesn’t want to hurt any body’s feelings. Chapter 13 Aunt Alexandra comes to stay with the finches as she feels Atticus needs help looking after the children in particular Scout. Aunt Alexandra feels Scout doesn’t behave like the lady she is. This is typical of her character: bossy, irritable, domineering, interfering, intrusive, persuading, and forceful.
These are just a few examples. ‘Put my bag in the front bedroom Calpurnia’ was the first thing Aunt Alexandra said.’ Jean Louise, stop scratching your head,’ was the second thing she said. This is completely typical of Aunt Alexandra’s character. Aunt Alexandra thinks Scout is ‘dull’, she thinks this because she feels Scout doesn’t behave like a lady so she mustn’t know much else. Personally I don’t think she is right. I don’t think Aunt Alexandra has known Scout intimately long enough or spent enough time with scout to realise she is very intelligent for her age.
The Essay on Miss Maudie Scout Aunt Alexandra
As girls grow in life, they mature and change into women. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Scout, the main character, begins to mature into a woman. In the beginning of the book, she is a tomboy who cannot wait to pick a fistfight with anyone, but at the end, she lowers her fists because her father, Atticus, tells her not to fight. Scout's views of womanhood, influenced by how ...
Aunt Alexandra fits in well with Maycomb Town as she soon becomes another town gossip. She also organises ladies meetings. Aunt Alexandra influences Atticus into talking to children about how they should behave. He tells them she says to behave like the Lady and gentleman they are. Atticus realises that what he has said has been in contrast to how Scout and Jem have been brought up and he feels he can’t start changing his ways now. I feel Atticus is right here as Children when they are growing up want to have fun and Aunt Alexandra has to remember that.
Chapter 14 Atticus’s explanation on rape would explain rape to an adult but to a child of Scouts age they would not understand it. So now she doesn’t really know what rape is and doesn’t understand what Atticus has said to her. This isn’t really a suitable answer. It has possibly made the child more confused.
Aunt Alexandra feels that Calpurnia should be dismissed because she thinks that Calpurnia is a bad influence on the children. But in truth I think she uses this as an excuse because she a very narrow minded person this makes her raced toward Cal. Atticus is totally against the idea of Cal leaving and talks no further in the conversation about it when he has made it quite clear Cal stays. Scout liked Jem to fight back because it made her feel like they were equals. But when Jem told Atticus that Dill was in the house Jem showed that he was no longer like Scout or Dill because he broke the only remaining code of their childhood. We learn from Dills account of running away that he made off with 13 dollars from his mothers purse and caught the train to Maycomb.
Chapter 15 The children’s nightmare began with Mr Heck Tate and a group of men telling Atticus that Tom was being moved to Macomb jail. The nightmare is the fact that Atticus might get hurt. The Ku Klux Klan is a group or organisation that.
The Essay on To Kill A Mockingbird Brief Analysis Of Atticus Bringing Up Scout Jem
The bountiful love between a parent and a child is mysteriously unique and special. It is as if there were a world-wide pact, that all of man acquiesced to always love their children and show them compassion all their lives. I didn't write this. I got it off the net. Parents show their children they love them day by day, endlessly, in a myriad of ways. Atticus Finch raises his children with the ...
