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Both Jem and scout see people in a new way throughout the chapter and Jem comes to the conclusion that Boo Radley stays in his house to avoid racism.

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Tom Robinson's death is very sad and surprising to me cause it did happen very fast and i can't blame him for getting killed i mean there was so much evidence pointed on him it came to the point where they would just do anything they could to try and kill him. but supposedly he was exercising and then he tried to escape the jail so they opened fire which is very misleading but understandable but i just don't know why he would try to brake out on purpose like that.

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Tom Robinsons death was very shocking and really agitating because he was innocent but he still was found guilty and then he gets shot and killed. Tom gets killed because he tried to escape from prison.

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Both Jem and Scout see their neighbors in a new way throughout this chapter. They think about their neighbors responces to Tom

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Because tom tried to escape from the prison and the guards did their job and shot him dead sad but don't try to run from people with guns.

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Jem and scout were pretty mad about the racist people of Maycomb County Because Tom was innocent.

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I was shocked that Tom Robinson was killed because it was very obvious that he was innocent. Tom died to 17 bullets to the body. But at the same time he was attempting to escape the Jail so the guards opened fire.

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Scout and Jem see others in Maycomb County as dangerous people. Jem thought that Maycomb people were safe people. He understands that they are strange. Scout then finds out from her past experiences and ends up realizing what Jem learns.. Jem says Boo Radley stays in his house  because he decides to because he is growing up and making decisions for his own. Jem wants more privacy. Boo is trying to avoid the unsafe people of Maycomb. He doesn't wants to get involved in all of the drama.

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Jem and Scout have mixed emotions about the people of Maycomb. Jem thinks there are four different types of people in Maycomb, the ordinarys, kind like the cunninghams, kind like the ewells, and the negros. Scout then tells him she thinks there is only one kind of folks. Jem then concludes that Boo RAdley stays inside because he wants too. He wants to avoid all the chaos in Maycomb and the people in it.

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I feel mad that Tom Robinson died because he was an innocent man and that he lived an unfair life. Tom died because he was shot 17 times by guards while trying to escape

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I was angered about Tom Robinson's death because It seems like it was going good and that Tom would be a free man once again. Mr.Robinson’s death occurs because he took off running during his time were he is supposed to exercise and he climbed the fence and got shot 17 times. The reason he did run is because he got sick and tired of white men's chances and took his chance

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I honestly wasn't very surprised because a bunch of people spoiled it, but if it wouldn't of been spoiled I would've been very surprised because Tom lost the case and was in jail so there would be no reason to shoot him because he lost the case. It probably happens because Tom tried to win and came extremely close to winning and whoever shot him must've felt intimidated because of how close the case came.

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Jem and Scout have mixed feelings. Depending on which person is saying what they'll have a different feeling of the statement. Jem says Boo stays inside because he wants to because Jem thinks Boo wants to avoid the racism and overall madness that happens outside.

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It happens because he broke into a blind raving charge during their exercise period and started climbing over the fence, the guards warned him to stop, shooting bullets into the air, and then aiming to kill, he got shot 17 times, and dies. I don't think this is okay, they should have at least tried more than a couple shouts and guns in the air before they shot him, and I was shocked and my heart just dropped when I heard the news.

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Jem includes that Boo stays inside because he wants to avoid all of the craziness of the outside world, and so he doesn't have to deal with the anger and unfairness of the world, or the people. Jem starts to understand everything a little bit better, including the people and why Tom was named guilty, everything is starting to make sense to him. Scout learns that the world isn't as perfect as she originally thought, and she probably won't ever live to see the day that black people are treated equally, and that even though white men are more powerful, you never treat a black man with less respect, especially if the white man is a bad person in some type of way, the black man is better, and she learns that lesson from Atticus.

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I was very surprised and sad when I read Tom Robinson died. Tom died by breaking into a blind raving charge at the fence during their exercise period, but they shot him. There were seventeen bullet holes in him. Tom did this to escape the prison.

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Jem concludes Boo Radley stays inside of his house all the time because he wants to. Boo Radley is trying to avoid all the different types of people, or people in general. Jem thinks this because Scout and Jem were talking about the different kinds of folks. Jem thinks there are four different kinds of folks in the Maycomb county, which are the ordinary kinds, the kinds like the Cunninghams, the kinds like the Ewells, and the Negroes. Scout only thinks there is only one kind of folks. 

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Jem concludes Boo Radley stays inside of his house all the time because he wants to. Boo Radley is trying to avoid all the different types of people, or people in general. Jem thinks this because Scout and Jem were talking about the different kinds of folks. Jem thinks there are four different kinds of folks in the Maycomb county, which are the ordinary kinds, the kinds like the Cunninghams, the kinds like the Ewells, and the Negroes. Scout only thinks there is only one kind of folks. 

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Tom's death wasn't shocking. Based on all of the events it seemed like they would find any reason to kill him if they could. I didn't like that he ended up getting shot 17 times. Tom was an innocent man who had a family that needed him and I guess it wasn't smart of him to try to escape during the exercise but it could have been his only chance. He wasn't sure if Atticus would be able to save him so he tried himself. He wanted to see his kids again and his wife but he was locked away being blamed for something he didn't even do. They shot him because he was climbing over the fence trying to escape. They gave him a two warning shots in the air but that didn't slow him down or scare him. He kept on climbing and if he had two working arms, then he would have been free but since only one works, he was caught and they shot him.

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They think that there is only one kind of folks. Jem says that Boo stays inside all the time because he doesn't want to deal with people despising each other and people not getting along. He thinks that it is dumb that if they are all alike then why don't they get along better. He wonders why they despise each other.

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Aunt Alexandra tells Scout a very good life lesson, but Scout disagrees with her decisions. Aunty tells Scout to be kind and respectful to Walter Cunningham and people such as him, but not be so generous to him and invite him over because he is trash. Scout finds this very rude and disrespectful. Scout sees no difference between people, just their names and faces. She doesn't realize about backgrounds and history of them, she does not think it really matters because everyone gets a fresh start. Although Jem has the world all figured out. He thinks there are only four kinds of folks in the world. The ordinary kind like them and their neighbors, the kind such as the Cunninghams out in the woods, the kind like the Ewells down at the dump, and the Negroes. He can see what Aunty is talking about. People aren't exactly like their parents, but they are raised by them, giving them major similarities. If their parents are uneducated, their kids might be but not always. Jem finally concludes why Boo stays inside because of this. He wants to stay inside because he just does. He doesn't want to see those people who act meanly. He just wants to keep his life simple, so staying inside will make that happen for him.

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Tom Robinson's death came very abruptly and is saddening to everyone, even Aunt Alexandra. He was running away at exercise period and started climbing over the fence. He could have made it but instead was shot seventeen times. Atticus was devastated and Aunt Alexandra was speechless. "Atticus leaned against the refrigerator, pushed up his glasses, and rubbed his eyes. 'We had such a good chance,' he said. 'I told him what I thought, but I couldn't in truth say that we had more than a good chance. I guess Tom was tired of white men's chances and preferred to to his own. Ready Cal?'" (Pg. 270) Atticus was so close to having him freed but instead of waiting, Tom decided to take his own life because he knew he wasn't going to make it, not with his bad arm. Aunt Alexandra feels sorry for Atticus. She knows how hard he works for Jem and Scout, and she just wants him to get it over with. She doesn't want to see her brother struggle any longer and this job gives him trouble and stress.

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Jem concludes that Boo stays inside because of people being different and having their own opinions. Folks simply aren't just folks, everyone is different and almost no one had the exact same thought. Boo might be trying to avoid people bringing up and asking him if he actually stabbed Mr. Radley. He doesn't want to deal with people's nosy and curious behaviors on that subject, so he just simply stays inside to avoid it.

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Tom dies because he broke into a blind raving charge he tried to jump over the fence right in front of the guards. They fired a few warning shots in the air, then to kill him. Tom might've have been tired of the white men's chances winning against his so it might've been a suicide attempt, or he was just trying to take one of his own chances. It made me sad that he died because people were thinking he could get a chance to be proven innocent, and then he dies because a police officer shot him.

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After this chapter Jem and Scout are able to see the segragation between people and they can see that some people just aren't that great. Jem concludes that Boo stays inside because he wants to because Jem can see why Boo wouldn't want to come out and face the harsh world. Boo is mostly trying to avoid people so he doesn't have to deal with their drama. 

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After this chapter Jem and Scout are able to see the segragation between people and they can see that some people just aren't that great. Jem concludes that Boo stays inside because he wants to because Jem can see why Boo wouldn't want to come out and face the harsh world. Boo is mostly trying to avoid people so he doesn't have to deal with their drama. 

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This shocked me! I was not expecting for Atticus to say that when he walked into the house, and I was sort of surprised he said that right in front of Scout.  Tom tried to escape from prison. He was going full speed at the fence and right when he was able to get over he was on the ground after being shot 17 times. Tom was, "Tired of white men's chances and preferred to take his own." is how Atticus put it. So Tom just took a chance and had an unlucky outcome. 

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This shocked me! I was not expecting for Atticus to say that when he walked into the house, and I was sort of surprised he said that right in front of Scout.  Tom tried to escape from prison. He was going full speed at the fence and right when he was able to get over he was on the ground after being shot 17 times. Tom was, "Tired of white men's chances and preferred to take his own." is how Atticus put it. So Tom just took a chance and had an unlucky outcome. 

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At first I was stunned he was shot by the prison gaurds but why he was trying to ecssape so he goes and tries to clime the fence he gets there and starts to clime the officers shoot un the air he continues soon they shoot Tom 17 times and if he didn't have a bad arm he would have mad it.

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Jem's view on people is some are good and some are bad like the Cunninghams are good but poor but on the outher side you have the Ewells who are poor but treat poeple below them like trash ans back then that where coolrd folk. Scouts is scout thinks somewhat the same that the cunninghams are poop and so are the Ewells but Aunt Alexandra say thay are both the same and that ticks off Scout becaues she knows their not. and why Jem thinks Boo dosen't come out of the houes is Boo is scared of the strange comunity

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I felt really mad about Tom Robinson's death because I felt like it going so well and that Tom would be a free man one day. Tom's death happens because he ran during their exercise period and he climbed the fence and shot 17 bullet holes in him. He got tired of white men's chances and took his own "I guess Tom was tired of white men's chances and preferred to take is own."

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Jem's views on people in this chapter is that he goes on to say how the jury decided that Tom should be guilty although he shouldn't, and blames it on the jury and that the jury should of been replaced with someone else in Maycomb, basically he's trying to say that the view of peoples should be the same as his "If you had been on that jury, son, and eleven other boys like you, Tom would be a free man," Scout's view on people is that she believes that people like Walter despite him coming from a different family and background is that he still a nice kid even though Aunt Alexandra disagrees. Jem concludes that Boo Radley stays in his house because he wants to is because all folks are the same and that even though they are the same they despise each other so what Boo Radley is trying to avoid is that he doesn't want to get caught up in the conflict and choose to stay in his house.

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Oh my Gosh! This came out of nowhere! Tom wanted to escape from jail. So he tried to climb over the fence right in the middle of an exercise period, right in front of the guards. The guards shot a few bullets up in the air as a warning, but Tom just kept on climbing. Next, the guards had no other choice but to shoot Tom. They killed him. Everybody thought if he had two good arms, he would've gotten away with it.

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Jem and Scout now view people in Maycomb County as unsafe people. Jem always thought that the Maycomb people were safe people. Now he realizes that they are a little wack! Scout then learns from her past experiences and starts to see what Jem sees. Jem says Boo stays inside because he wants to because he is getting older and making his own decisions. Jem wants more privacy. He thinks Boo stays inside all the time because he can make his own decisions and he must choose to sit inside. Boo is trying to avoid the somewhat unsafe people of Maycomb. He doesn't wants to get involved in all of the crazy madness.

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Tom Robinson's death in Chapter 24 stirred up many emotions in me. It was kind of hard to believe at first, it all happened so quickly, but it was unbelievable. I felt surprised, because Tom had died, mad, because they had killed Tom, and disbelief and suspicion crept in, because I don't believe that Tom was really trying to escape. Apparently Tom was on his exercise break and it was then that he tried to escape. He climbed the fence and the guards had given him warnings and even a couple of shots in the air, but they ended up killing him right before he got to the other side. They shot him 17 times, and if he had both arms useful, he would've made in out of there with no trouble.

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Chapter 23 mostly consists of Jem and Scout overlooking and thinking about other people's thoughts. I feel like the main thing the author is trying to get is the change in perspective as people get older. Jem and Scout talk about folks, more specifically the different types of folks. In this chapter Jem says, "There's four kinds of folks in the world. There's the ordinary kind like us and the neighbors, there's the kind like the Cunninghams out in the woods, the kind like the Ewells down at the dump, and Negroes." When Jem says this you can sense an older and more mature version of him. Scout goes on to say how she thinks that there are only one type of people, but Jem gives her his thoughts to why not. Jem explains to Scout that if there was only one type of folks that we would all get along, but again, Jem doesn't think this. Jem explains, "If they'are all alike, why do they go out of their way to despise each other?" After this Jem points out something that I had never thought of before, he says that Boo Radley has stayed inside his house this whole time because he wants to. Jem is trying to stay that Boo Radley has stayed cooped inside his house this whole time because of the people, what they have become, and the things that they do and say to each other.

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React to Tom Robinson's death. How does it happen? Why does it happen?

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Explain both Jem and Scout's views on people in this chapter. Why does Jem conclude Boo stays inside because he wants to? What is Boo trying to avoid?