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-Read excerpts from Chapter 5 to Chapter 7
(refer to the extracts on the padle
-Put posts on Padlet according to your roles assigned
-Brainstorm on the discussion topic 3 for chapters 4-7

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This part describes the friendly relationship between Scout and her neighbor Miss Maudie, who is kind and hospitable to Scout and her brother Jem. Miss Maudie is known for her excellent baking skills and often shares her treats with the children. Scout asks Miss Maudie about the reclusive Boo Radley, and Miss Maudie assures her that he is still alive, but keeps to himself. She also shares her memories of Boo as a boy and expresses her belief that people's lives and secrets can be mysterious and unknown. Despite this, Miss Maudie speaks kindly of Scout's father, Atticus Finch, and offers her some poundcake to take home.

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pg57~61
prong 갈라진 가닥
clip 고정하다
eyeteeth 윗 송곳니
thrust out 내밀다
bridgework 부분 의치
cordiality 다정함
benevolence 자비심
reap 수확하다
hitherto 지금까지
often as not 종종
martins 흰털발제비
morbid 소름끼치는
window box 창가의 화단
ask for a lady's hand 여자에게 청혼하다
get sbd goat ~를 몹시 짜증나게 하다
spirited 활발한
offense 무례
a food-washing Baptist 세족침례교(상대바의 발을 씻어주는 기독교의 의식)
communion 성찬식
baptistry 침례
stew 끓다, 무더워서 땀투성이가 되다
acid tongue 거친말
play cat-and-mouse with ~를 고양이 쥐 다루듯 하다(온갖 변덕을 부리며 상대방을 못살게 굴다)
torment 고통
a grain of sense 약간의 상식
hankerin' after 갈망하다

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Metaphor
Miss Maudie and I would sit silently on her
porch, watching the sky go from yellow to pink as the
sun went down, watching flights of martins sweep low over theneighborhoodanddisappear behindthe school-
house rooftops.
"Do you smell my
mimosa? It's like angels' breath this evening." "Yessum. How do you know?"

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collard: a group of certain loose-leafed cultivars of Brassica oleracea, the same species as many common vegetables including cabbage and broccoli.
respiration:  movement of oxygen from the outside environment to the cells within tissues and the removal of carbon dioxide in the opposite direction that's to the environment
nigger: a racial slur used against black people, especially African Americans

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1. Onomatopoeia
P.69 The gate squeaked.

2. Rhyme
P.69 And keep my fat flapping mouth shut, that was all.

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Scout and Jem became more interested in mysterious neighbor, Boo Radley. They tried to seek inside his house but are caught by Atticus, who tells them to leave Boo alone and stop playing their "Boo Radley" game. Scout started her first year of school and was disappointed to find that Miss Caroline doesn't understand her unconventional education. When Scout tries to explain why she already knows how to read and write, Miss Caroline became frustrated and slapped her hand with a ruler. Scout became even more disillusioned with school but was comforted by the thought of spending time with her father and brother at home.

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swiftly-신속하게

linger-오래 남다, 오래 머물다

mutter-중얼거리다, 불평하다

bewilderment-어리둥절함

unlatch-문의 빗장을 끌다, 문을 열다

chinaberry-멀구슬나무

flunk-낙제하다, 떨어뜨리다

breeches-반바지

sew up-꿰메다

reassure-안심시키다

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Atticus : Scout's Father
Ms. Rachel : Listening to the children, scolding
Jem : Scout's Brother
Mr. Radley : The recluse of the society

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Jem, Scout, and Dill sneaked into the Radley House to meet Boo Radley. At first, Scout was reluctant to go inside the house, but when Jem criticized Scout for acting like a girl, Scout was forced to join them. They tried not to make a sound as they carefully enter the house. For a moment, the shadow of Boo Radley, wearing a hat, passes one step behind Jem, and the three are extremely nervous. Fortunately, the shadow passes without recognizing them, but as soon as the children try to escape Boo Radley's house, Scout trips and hears gunfire. The children run away frantically toward their homes, but this time, Jem gets stuck in the fence of Boo Radley's house, and in a hurry, he throws his pants off and runs away. People gather in front of Boo Radley's house after the children return home. The children follow the adults to Radley's house, where they hear that Radley posed a gun at a black man. At that moment, Atticus sees that Jem is not wearing pants and asks Jem why he is not wearing it.

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p. 76 Simile & rhyme
Jem’s white shirt-tail dipped and bobbed like a small ghost dancing away to escape the coming morning.

p.76 Onomatopoeia
Then I thought I heard the back fence squeak.

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It is a cultural background of the Southern United States in the early 20th century. It includes themes of racial tension, social class divisions, and the importance of family and community relationships. The language used is reflective of the dialect and slang of the region during this time period. The cultural values of respect for authority figures, such as Atticus, and the fear and curiosity surrounding the mysterious Boo Radley are also represented.

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boo radley-jem, scout.

while jem and scout were kinda scared about boo, boo kept giving them stuff.

he fixed jem's shorts, carved a miniature statue of them, gave a medal, and more.

it seems like he is very fond of those two children.

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Jem, Dill, and Scout: Jem and Dill grow closer and Scout feels left out.
Jem, Dill: very good friends-Dill helps Jem by interjecting about the reason why Jem's pants are missing.
Atticus: as always, the great father who notices the children's lies but does not scold them right away. Probably the only one who does not have prejudice about the Radleys
The Radleys: not in a great relationship with Maycomb people, but their relationship got worse when the Radleys shot a negro in the chapter.
Scout and Dill: are 'engaged'.

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Jem and Scoutt finds something in a knot-hole in school but decides not to take them.
Jem asks if the tree is dying or not to his father. The answer of his father and Nathan Radely is different. Jem cries after this.
사실 뭔 내용인지 이해가 하나도 안되네요;;

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Event-focused

Dill, Jem plan to sneak into Boo Radley’s house at night. Scout is does not want the boys to do it, but she tags along hesitantly. Scout is last to follow, and Jem leads the way. Scout spots a man’s shadow and as they stumble outside, a gunshot ring their ears. As they try to run away, Jem’s pants is caught in the fence wire; the children leave Jem’s pants at the Radley’s and run away.
A crowd of neighbors surround the Radley place after the sound of gunshot, and the children pretend to be innocent. Atticus and grown-ups ask whereabouts of Jem’s pants; Jem and Scout panic but Dill naturally tells Atticus that he won Jem’s pants from playing pokers. The children is now forbidden to play any kind of pokers, but what was important was that they were not caught creeping into the house. ^^

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Jack Finch
: Atticus’ brother

Miss Maudie and Jack Finch
: They had grown up together at Finch’s Landing. Jack asked Miss Maudie to marry him for 40 years, but he didn't succeed.

Miss Maudie and Mr. Radley
: They were both Baptists.

Miss Stephanie Crawford
: Both Scout and Miss Maudie don’t trust what she says about Boo Radley and think she’s a liar.

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Knot-hole : a hole in a board or tree trunk where a knot or branch has come out

Twine : a strong string of two or more strands twisted together

Patches : a piece of material used to mend or cover a hole or a weak spot

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respiration:  movement of oxygen from the outside environment to the cells within tissues and the removal of carbon dioxide in the opposite direction that's to the environment
nigger: a racial slur used against black people, especially African Americans

Jem, Scout, and Dill sneaked into the Radley House to meet Boo Radley. At first, Scout was reluctant to go inside the house, but when Jem criticized Scout for acting like a girl, Scout was forced to join them. But children run away frantically toward their homes, but this time, Jem gets stuck in the fence of Boo Radley's house, and in a hurry, he throws his pants off and runs away. People gather in front of Boo Radley's house after the children return home. The children follow the adults to Radley's house, where they hear that Radley posed a gun at a black man.

The Radleys: not in a great relationship with Maycomb people, but their relationship got worse when the Radleys shot a negro in the chapter.

1. Onomatopoeia
P.69 The gate squeaked.

2. Rhyme
P.69 And keep my fat flapping mouth shut, that was all.

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Father-daughter relationship: Atticus is a loving and respected father figure to Scout. She looks up to him and defends his character when others make negative assumptions.

Moral guidance: Atticus teaches Scout important life lessons, such as fairness and empathy, which shape her understanding of the world.

2. Neighborly friendship: Miss Maudie is a kind and supportive neighbor who allows Scout and Jem to play in her yard. They have a pleasant, respectful relationship, and Scout often spends time with her.

3. Mentorship: Miss Maudie imparts wisdom and knowledge to Scout, providing her with a different perspective on life and the people in Maycomb County.

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knot hole is a symbol which is a outlet that Boo uses to give children some gifts. It symbolizes attention for children of Boo

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바지를 되찾으러 간다.

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바지를 되찾으러 간다.

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-김준우