In this chapter Miss Merriwether is addressing a group of women and Scout. And in this she says “There’s nothing but sin and squalor” She is referring to the people that J.Grime.Evert has found. Her point to Scout is that… Continue Reading →

“It was Jem tern to cry” This is the first line we get in chapter 22. I believe is very important to growth of both Jem and Scout. Firstly for Jem because of the obvious. His hopes and expectations have… Continue Reading →

In this chapter of To Kill A Mocking Bird we build up to the trial of Tom Robinson. Harper lee is bring us closer to the main event in the book and there are many different things going on. “Four… Continue Reading →

In this chapter of To Kill A Mocking Bird, their is a scene where Atticus is confronted bye a small group of men intent on harming Tom Robinson. Scout unintentionally stops the men attacking Atticus. Throughout this scene we are… Continue Reading →

In this chapter the aunt came to stay with them. Jem and Sciut didn’t want her to stay. She believe that Scout should be more like a girl. She belies that both Jem and Scout should know more about the… Continue Reading →

Calpourneiaa is shown as a very damaged person. She is shown to lead a double life. This leads us to think that she is actualy very lonely. She can’t be a member of the Finch family and is excluded from… Continue Reading →

I believe there is cordage coming from a Scout. She dose not have to go to visit the old laddy yet she dose anyway. This shows us that she has a strong love for he brother. She will stand bye… Continue Reading →

I have decided to do my project on how the media shows are solders in different wars. So far the things I have done for this are reading the book Band Of Brothers. The only other things I no for… Continue Reading →

“Wanted me to here every word he said” This is the last phrase in chapter 9. Atticus has been saying what’s going to happen and how Scout should be. Scout believes that she is listening secretly however we then relies… Continue Reading →

Boo intrigues the children because people have said to leave him alone. Much like if somebody tells you not to go into a room, you want to.