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In chapter 11 of to kill a mocking bird we are taught about
the hostility of miss Dubose and the story starts with miss Dubose calling Atticus a nigger lover to both Jem and Scout then on their way back from the shops Jem gets revenge by killing all the buds on miss Dubose camellias Atticus finds out and sends Jem over to apologise when he returns he says he has to look after the camellias he tried to kill and read to her every day for a month, while they were reading they would notice miss Dubose having some kind of episode but didn’t know why. By the time Jems punishment was finished days later Atticus told them that miss dubose had died and the cause of her random episodes, it was due to her trying to get of morphine as she was an addict and was using Jems reading as a distraction and that Atticus was hoping Jem and Scout would see courage as not about your strength but your determination.

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The Help

"You is kind. You is smart. You is important." Aibileen says this to Mae Mobley to her feel happy.

TKAM

"Mister Jem," he said, "we're mighty glad to have you all here. Don't pay no 'tention to Lula, she's contentious...... She's a troublemaker from way back, got fancy ideas an' haughty ways,we're mighty glad to have you all." -Zeebo

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Aunt Alexandra, Calpurnia, Scout, Jem, Zeebo (Calpurnia's son), Lula, Reverend Sykes, Miss Dubose, Atticus.

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The comparison of TKAM and The Help is being able to see the Civil right of people who were not treated equally to other people. This also showcases how these two stories incorporate similar plots as well. As these two stories are set in different years and events.

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The setting of this chapter is based in the streets near the church and also the church itself where Calpurnia goes, in Maycomb, Alabama. Where as in "The Help it is set on the streets and houses in Jackson, Mississippi.

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The events dealt in this chapter was when Calpurnia, Jem and scout was walking around to get to the church and everyone the stated to back away looking at them as they walk towards the building.

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The themes that showcases  in chapter 12 is racism, a bit of racism occurred when Calpurnia took the kids to her church and a lady called Lula, as she had complained to Calpurnia for bringing Scout and Jem there, injustice is also related to this part of the chapter. Another theme that has been shown  is also a bit of courage as well, the bit of courage is also shown by Calpurnia and her son said to not listen to what Lula had said to them.

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Comparing the characters from "TKAM" and "The Help" Calpurnia is like Aibileen because she helps look after the Scout and Jem and is protective of them as well as Aibileen to Mae Mobley. They also had a son who they haven't seen since they worked for the families, they are also very opened up to telling how they feel about being a helper. But Calpurnia was more a part of the family than Aibileen was Aibileen was treated very nicely, where as Calpurnia was.

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In chapter 12 we find out that Dill has a new father who was also a lawyer and he was much younger than Atticus. We also hear that Calpurnia took Scout and Jem to her church and the People there stepped aside as they saw Jem and scout going towards the church with Calpurnia. They then come pass a women named Lula she was an angry women, she yelled at Calpurnia for bringing "white" children to their church. We also meet a man name Zeebo he was a garbage collector and didn't mind having the children being there, he was a nice person. Reverend Sykes was the man who led them to the front pew and into the church. Nearing to the end of the chapter we also find out That Zeebo was Calpurnia's eldest son. As they got back they looked over at Boo radley's house and on their porch they saw aunt Alexandra sitting on her rocking chair

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Both To Kill A Mockingbird and The Help are set in different eras. To Kill A Mockingbird being set in the 1930's and The Help in the 1960's although they are both experiencing hard times which are the Great Depression and the Civil Rights Movement.

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The main theme in this chapter is prejudice, it is shown in two different aspects. The first one being gender prejudice as Aunt Alexandra decides Scout isn't enough feminine and needs to be taught how to be lady like. The other form of prejudice is Aunt Alexandra's views on social values as Scout's lack of understanding proves there is no logic behind it.

The theme of prejudice is also apparent in the film 'The Help' as the is the racial segregation for no logical reason as the African Americans are forced to use their own set of cutlery and plates and the white women have provided their helps with their own bathrooms as a fear of catching any diseases, which has no explanation or facts behind it, making this statement untrue and uncalled for.

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A quite major event in this chapter was when Atticus became all serious due to having to enforce Aunt Alexandra's ways onto Jem and Scout. He spoke to his children in a way he had never before, with a serious tone present. Scout was taken back by this and burst into a pool of tears, eventually Atticus snapped out of his state and comforted his daughter.

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Aunt Alexandra is very much like the white women of Jackson, Mississipi. She is one like would like to keep the segregation between the white and African American. She keeps to the values she has been brought up on and speaks highly of her family and other wealthy white people; much like the women of Jackson.

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In chapter 13, Aunt Alexandra comes to visit 'for a while', as she believes now that Scout is growing up and coming of age, she needs more of a feminine presence at home. The ladies of Maycomb make Aunt Alexandra feel welcome by inviting her over for coffee and baking her cakes.

Aunt Alexandra holds great pride for the Finch family, which Jem and Scout don't have. Aunt Alexandra brings this up with Atticus and demands him to educate his children on the history of the Finch family. unfortunately this only leaves Scout in tears.