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The thing that I found the most interesting in this chapter is that in this novel Uncle Jack's opinion seemed different than in To 🤬 A Mockingbird.

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I felt that when Uncle Jack did not answer Scout's question directly, it seemed a little odd. It intrigued me, and I wanted to know the reason why.

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What i found most interesting was how different the characters seemed in this aftermath of To 🤬 a Mockingbird.

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What I found interesting was uncle Jack's comparison between human birth and civilization.

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What I found interesting was uncle Jack's comparison between human birth and civilization.

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What I found to be most interesting about chapter 14 was the way uncle Jack explained his point and reasoning to Scout. He added a lot of details to his explanation. He didn't just give her a simple answer.

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One thing I found most interesting was the way Uncle Jack explains how most people in Maycomb were "kin" to each other.

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the fire I get from reading Scout's dialogue with her Uncle. She's a grown up and now she doesn't have to take any balderdash from anybody is Maycomb. Scout's very forward, brave, and strong willed.

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I found that seeing

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The thing I found most interesting about chapter 14 of "Go Set A Watchman" was the fact that Uncle Jack's attitude and behavior was very different in regards to Scout and her questions then in "To 🤬 A Mockingbird."

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What I found the most interesting was that Scouts Uncle Jack could not directly answer her question.

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I found it was interesting how Uncle Jack didn't go to the meeting because it didn't say much in "To 🤬 a Mockingbird" about his beliefs. I didn't think that he out of all people would be the only person not at the meeting.

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I found it was interesting how Uncle Jack didn't go to the meeting because it didn't say much in "To 🤬 a Mockingbird" about his beliefs. I didn't think that he out of all people would be the only person not at the meeting.

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I struggled to follow the conversation between Uncle Jack and Scout as it was everywhere and i felt like i kept getting lost.

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was that Uncle Jack started to talk about the Government, Civil War, and the South. It was interesting on how he tried to move pass Scout's question and talk about these things instead.

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I thought that it was interesting that we are looking at the evolution of Scout. Not the full, but the jump from kid to adulthood. It is interesting to see what she is like now, although not much different. 

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I thought that it was interesting that we are looking at the evolution of Scout. Not the full, but the jump from kid to adulthood. It is interesting to see what she is like now, although not much different. 

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It was interesting to read about Scout and Uncle Jack as they have gotten older and Scout has matured much more. Uncle Jack seems to dance his way around Scout's questions rather than directly answering them, which I also found interesting and kind of odd.

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I want to know more about the meeting Atticus attended and why it was being held and the information behind it. Also why did Atticus and Uncle Jack grow up to be so different than Aunt Alexandra.

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What i found most interesting about this chapter was that Jean Louise went to Uncle Jack for his opinion when in To 🤬 a Mockingbird his opinion was completely different. 

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What i found most interesting about this chapter was that Jean Louise went to Uncle Jack for his opinion when in To 🤬 a Mockingbird his opinion was completely different. 

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The thing i found most interesting was that Uncle Jack being so open as he is with his opinions, that he didnt go to the meeting.

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What I found to be most interesting about this chapter was that Scout decided to ask Uncle Jack for help and advice instead of just going to her father like she always seemed to in To 🤬 a Mockingbird

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I found it interesting how Uncle Jack was the person she went to. Also that he proves to have better morals than Atticus. He was obviously talking to Scout with a lot of knowledge. Even though I didn't totally understand what he was saying, I could tell how smart he is

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Uncle Jack's perspective on the Civil War interesting because he thinks it was about identity rather than slaves. 🤬

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The most interesting thing was

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I struggled to understand and follow the conversation that Scout was having with Uncle Jack

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I found it interesting how strongly Uncle Jack felt about equality and the problematic issues of race that exist in his society. His opinions about these topics differed from each book.

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I found it interesting how strongly Uncle Jack felt about equality and the problematic issues of race that exist in his society. His opinions about these topics differed from each book.

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I found it interesting that Uncle Jack was trying to avoid Scout's questions.

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The contrast of some of the perspectives of the characters from this chapter verses
the full novel, is what I found to be most interesting.

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I found it interesting how Uncle Jack chose to approach the matter by explaining all of the history behind his opinion.

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It was interesting to see how different the charater's oppinions, believes, actions, attitudes ect. contrasted with the completed, To 🤬 a Mocking Bird

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It was very hard to read through the conversation and try to understand what they were talking about. Trying to follow it was very hard and confusing. 

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It was very hard to read through the conversation and try to understand what they were talking about. Trying to follow it was very hard and confusing. 

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I struggled to understand Uncle Jack's total viewpoint about Atticus and the racial speech. He never really put out a "yes" or "no" to Scout's question.

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I struggled to understand Uncle Jack's total viewpoint about Atticus and the racial speech. He never really put out a "yes" or "no" to Scout's question.

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What I it was interesting was uncle Jack's perspective on society. And he didn't really care much about it either.

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What I found most interesting was I actually liked it and wanted to put myself in the conversation that was going on between Scout and her Uncle.

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Understanding it completely was difficult because it was 13 chapters into the book and I lacked in knowledge of all the previous events and  missed the development of the characters

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Understanding it completely was difficult because it was 13 chapters into the book and I lacked in knowledge of all the previous events and  missed the development of the characters

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What I found the most intersting was when Uncle Jack said to Scout to, "leave the slaves out of it" and when he talks about the war.

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I would like to know more about what happened in the meeting that Scout went to, that caused her to ask the questions to Uncle Jack.

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I struggled to understand some of the history and references that Uncle Jack was making.

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I struggled to understand the meaning behind all of the history Uncle Jack brought into the conversation. Also I didn't understand why he didn't just state the answer to her question, rather than bringing in things that didn't make much sense to her.

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I struggled to keep up with everything that Uncle Jack was talking about in the lecture.

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I found it difficult to completely comprehend Uncle Jack's dialogue to Scout. He talks about a multitude of things and I can't seem to get to the point of his talking. And what is the "E.C.B" thing about?

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I want to know a little bit more as to why Uncle Jack is  now being called Dr. Finch. 

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I want to know a little bit more as to why Uncle Jack is  now being called Dr. Finch. 

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I was confused on understanding the statements that uncle Jack was saying. It was hard for me to really see the clear picture of the whole conversation.

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I struggled to understand how the similarities between the random people of Maycomb that Jack was speaking about related to race.

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I was confused about the analogy's Jack was making to the civil war and how the conference was similar

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I found that it was interesting how the controversies were still the same even decades later.

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I found that it was interesting how the controversies were still the same even decades later.

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I felt that it was a struggle to follow the conversation that was being held between Jack and Scout

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I struggled to analyze what Uncle Jack was trying to convey to Scout, because it was difficult to follow the conversation between them as well as all the references that Jack used.

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I would like to know more about Uncle Jack, like what his past was like and his relationship with Atticus

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I struggled to discover the deeper meaning behind the historical events that Uncle Jack explained to Scout. I felt lost with all of the people and situations he was bringing up, and I couldn't understand the message he was trying to convey.

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I struggled to discover the deeper meaning behind the historical events that Uncle Jack explained to Scout. I felt lost with all of the people and situations he was bringing up, and I couldn't understand the message he was trying to convey.

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I want to know why Atticus was at the meeting and about what happened during it.

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I want to know more about the meeting that Atticus was at. I would also like to discuss Uncle Jack's opinion more thoroughly.
 

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I want to know more about the meeting that Atticus was at. I would also like to discuss Uncle Jack's opinion more thoroughly.
 

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One thing I was confused about was why Atticus was involved with the racists and why was Scout so hurt about it.

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I struggled to understand the conversation that was going on. It was probably because everything was most likely than not talked about and introduced in the previous chapters (1-13) but we started on chapter 14 so it was difficult to understand what was going on.

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What I was kinda confused about was what he meant when he said, leave the slaves out of it

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I struggled to understand the complexities behind what Uncle Jack was talking about and why Atticus' opinion on the whole ordeal was so different from his morals in to 🤬 a mockingbird.

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I mainly struggled with the differences in the conversation along with the historical references prior towards that era in Maycomb

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I would like to understand uncle Jacks perspective more and his thoughts.

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I had a hard time following the conversation. It went all over the place and changed frequently.

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I want to know more about the characters and who they are as people. 

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I want to know more about the characters and who they are as people. 

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I would like to learn more about what Atticus has to say about the matter. Why didn't she ask him specifically instead of Uncle Jack? Was she afraid he would be offended or think she didn't trust him?

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I want to know more about the meeting that Scout saw her father in, such as what it was about and why her father was there in the first place.

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I would like to know more about how Uncle Jack and Atticus's relationship considering they both have very different opinions

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The conversation in the middle of the chapter was difficult to follow because the author didn't place the punctuation where I would normally see it.

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The conversation in the middle of the chapter was difficult to follow because the author didn't place the punctuation where I would normally see it.

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I struggled with the conversation between uncle Jack and Scout

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I struggled with following the conversation with Scout and her Uncle Jack

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I struggled with following the conversation with Scout and her Uncle Jack

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I would like to know a bit more of context from the background and the other's true opinions on where they stand, rather than a general outlook of the situation.

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What I'd like to know more about is the "war' that Scout is dealing with

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The conversation between Scout and her uncle Jack was slightly confusing it was hard to understand all the information he stated and how his veiws coralated with Atticus

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Something that I struggled to understand was what Uncle Jack was trying to explain to Scout as he was frequently changing time periods and was going all of over the place in his explanation of why race relations are the way that they are.

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I would like to discuss some perspective on what Uncle Jack thought about race and Atticus' stance on it. I would like to know what some of the metaphors meant more deeply.

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I want to know more about what exactly it was that Atticus was in a meeting about and why Scout thought he had changed.

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I want to know why Scout was sick over finding out Atticus was with these racists.

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I want to know why Atticus would ever go to a conference that made him seem like he hated black people when in TKAM he was one of the most open mined people in Maycomb.

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I want to know more about the family's past. In between To 🤬 a Mockingbird and this point.

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I want to know more about Scout's journey back to Maycomb: why she came back. And I want to know where Atticus and Jem are now

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I want to know more about how the historical events tie into the society that Uncle Jack lives in that time period. It would also help me understand the chapter better if I got a little background or insight of what the past situations are about.

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I want to know more about how the historical events tie into the society that Uncle Jack lives in that time period. It would also help me understand the chapter better if I got a little background or insight of what the past situations are about.

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I want to know more background info on Atticus's meeting that he was going to.

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I want to know more background info on Atticus's meeting that he was going to.

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I want to know some background information of the meeting and why Atticus went and I also want to see some stuff through Uncle Jack's perspective because I feel like he doesn't get appreciate enough and has a very good perspective and understanding of things.

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I want to know what the meeting Atticus went to was about.

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I want to know what happened at Atticus' meeting.

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I want to know what happened at Atticus' meeting.

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I would want to know more about  Atticus' perspective of the race relations at this current time period and why he was at the meeting.

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I would like to futher understand the meeting at which Atticus attends, and wonder why was it important to change to the tom robinson case instead of this meeting.

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to understand the conversation between Uncle Jack and Scout.

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more about Uncle Jack and what Atticus meeting was about.