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I would expect gem and dill to separate from scout a little not because she's a girl but because she's less inclined to do some of the things that they want to do. Jem can't say no to a dare which reflects his persona and dill... dill is just dill

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When scout ate the gum, i though "disgusting" and related that to a boy, a girl wouldn't eat an open gum from the street. Scout doesn't really hang out with other girls and hers personality is kinda tom girlish. is this something unique to scout or girls in general had this trait?

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It must be hard for scout ion school because their practically making her go through a stupid process to read but she knows how but they seem not to want her to know... must be frustrating.

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“Nothing what?” said Atticus. “Nothing, sir.”

page 22

I still do not understand why this kind of relation between the family and the affective bonds , it intrigues me!!!! Is it just a tradition or a specific thing from that time?

“Calpurnia says that’s nigger-talk.” (page 20) --> racial prejudice
page 26 and 49 Atticus is a well educated man that even though

page 41 Did Scout heard something or it was just product of her imagination?

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“Calpurnia says that’s nigger-talk.” (p.41, ebook) it seems to me as a racism to black people. Very interesting, because Calpurnia was one of the black people too.

Is Boo Radley going to die? (p.40, ebook)

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Why all teachers are started to use to new method of teaching? New method seems to me a way too much harsh and boring.

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Those chapters are very mystical. Who was laughing in the house? Why no one sees Boo Radley? Maycomb is full of its secrets and legends.

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In these last couple of chapters Prejudice is shown by Jem over his own sister for being a girl. Scout over others not of her social standing or Radleys, maybe even uncontiously she judges.

Im glad Atticus tries to teach his children about equality, he teaches them to be compassionate and empathetic towards others.

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Who shot? Boo Radley? And at who? Was he really being racist and shooing a black person off by shooting or did the town folk just invent a story about what they heard?

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Jem showed courage by going back and looking for his pants at 2 in the morning in the Radley's house. Not a lot of people would have done that and would prefer getting in trouble with Atticus. (pg.57 Hardcopy)

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"Mr. Radley shot a negro in his collard patch." Is it not illegal to shot at somebody? This man people are crazy! (pg.54 Hardcopy)

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"Through all the head-shaking, quelling of nausea and Jem-yellin, I had heard another sound, so low I could not have heard it from the sidewalk. Someone inside the house was laughing." Did Scout really heard something? or did she imagine it? (pg.41 Hardcopy)

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When they say that uncle Jack Finch only wanted Ms Madison because of her goat I found it a bit odd. Why would anybody want someone for their goat? Was that like being rich was back then? And uncle Finch seems kind of like a goofy

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"It was the shadow of a man with a hat on"

Who is the shadow outside of the Radley's house that shot at them? Was it Boo? Or was it Nathan trying to keep them away of the house? Is that who Nathan actually shot? because in the next page they say how Mr. Radley shot a Negro.

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"Mr. Radley shot at a Negro in his collard patch"

This quote show racial prejudice because it is an assumption that the trespasser was a 'Negro'. Their is no evidence to show that it was an African American, so they just connect the crime to the them.

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"You don't have to come along, Angel May"

This quote is interesting. It shows prejudice because Jem is referring to Scout as 'girlish behavior' since Jem connects it to the hostility she shows to their plan.

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Chapter 4-5

I wonder how people came to the idea that anything that grows on that tree is poisoned. How old would “Boo” really be if he wasn´t dead? I find it adorable that Uncle Jack Finch always yells over to Miss Maudie on Christmas (43-44) Chapter 6 Why does Dill call Scout “Angel May”? (51) Is the shadow Boo? Was he the one that sent the gun shot? (53) Courage was shown once again by Jem when he went back to the Radley´s House and got his pants, even though he knew that Mr. Nathan still had the other gun.  (56-57)

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Racial Prejudice: When Mr. Radley shot the negro. Maybe if the man would have been white he woundn't have done it.

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Did Boo Radley really die? Is he hidden in the house? Jem says: “He died years ago and they stuffed him up the chimney.” I´m intrigued of what really happened to Boo.

Pag 21

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Who was the shadow with the hat?

Pg.28

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Atticus represents justice as he teaches his kids to respect the privacy of others. He is a fair man who educates well his children.

Pg 26

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Jem showed courage returning to the Radley´s house and taking the tire. “Jem looked at me furiously, could not decline, ran down the sidewalk, treaded water at the gate, then dashed in and retrieved the tire.”

Pg 20

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Racial prejudice when Scout says “Don’t you believe a word he says, Dill, Calpurnia says that’s nigger-talk.”

Pg 20

Prejudice is shown in the expression “I was being a girl, that girls always imagined things, that’s why other people hated them”. There is also gender prejudice in the book, not only racial.

Pg 22

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What intrigues me is Atticus. We havn't really gotten to much of him in the previous chapters. I think he is a very smart and interesting man

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When scout says "and on a pain of being called a girl". Scout dislikes being a girl? Why would she say this. I think it's because Dill spends more time with Jem than with scout, because he is a boy. This makes Scout kind of jealous, and she doesn't like being a girl

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When scout crashes into the house with the wheel, she hears someone laughs. It makes me wonder if there is another kid in re house, and maybe he is spying on the kids. Or Boo Radley might not be as bad as he seems

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i dont get why there are so many things in that tree? is someone sending some kind of message?

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One can see how Jem actually saw Scout as a boy before and now he is starting to see her girl acts. It shows injustice when Dill and Jem do not even play with Scout nor talk to her. And if they do, they want her to do what they say only.

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¨Calpurnia says that´s nigger-talk."

Isn't this racial prejudice? Because Calpurnia is also black but she actually also has a way of discrimitating other "niggas".

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What really intrigues me is Boo Radley's case. Why doesn't he come out of his house? Is someone stoping him?

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Justice: I think that Ms. Maudie is a good example for justice in the book because she is the only one that does not judge the Radley family before really knowing the facts.

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Racial Prejudice: “That is three-fourths colored folks and one-fourth Stephanie Crawford,” This segment relates to racial prejudice because it shows how without really knowing who informed Scout, Ms. Maudie blames colored people of misinforming her without reason or evidence.

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How can someone smell death?

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Courage: Even though Scout knew that taking the gum would bring consequences, she took it anyway.

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I think we can see the element of Justice in the book when Miss. Maudie is trying to explain the Radley's situation. It seems to me that whenever is spoke about the Radleys, it is always judgment and accusations. This time I believe she thought they needed as much respect and

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Why did Scout and Jem assumed that Boo was dead?

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In this book section, i saw some bits of Racial Prejudice, and one of them was the part when Mr. N. Radley shot at a Negro. I don't understand why he did it, but maybe it's because he thought that a Negro was trying to break into his house. He scared him, but i don't understand why hue shot him. Was he passing by closely that Mr. N. Radley assumed he was braking in, or there were many people passing by and he just chose a negro because he's a negro?

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Atticus has a reasoning mind. He truly represents justice in this book, because he always teaches his children how to behave and rationalizes the situations.

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I think its very courageous how they put a note in Radleys house to invite Boo out.

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It intrigues me how they talk about Arthur Radley when he was a kid. They say he was nice, but then, what could possibly have happened that made him sit home all the day ad act aggressively?

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Okay, wait? So what is that Jem and Scout have found that they are going to give back to their owner after school starts?

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Jem was very courageous when he went all by himself back to the Radleys place. After all the comotion and all that had happened that night he still went back to get the pants. And this time all by his own.

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Atticus is a very fair man. He wouldn't want anyone doing things that they might do to him. When the kids are going to deliver the letter to boo and atticus finds them he tells the kids that they have to stop bothering boo radley and that whenever he wants to come out he will.

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Scout and Jem ( mostly jem) have many principals and even tho they are young you can see how it reflects on them. This is mainly because Atticus and Calpurnia teach them whats right and whats not. In pg 35 when scout finds the indian- heads jem tells scout that they should go around to see who's they are since it might be valuable for someone. This shows justic

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Character Question:

Why did Boo Radley stab his father in the leg? Did he have a psychotic break or something?

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“Stephanie Crawford even told me once she woke up in the middle of the night and found him looking in the window at her. I said what did you do, Stephanie, move over in the bed and make room for him? That shut her up a while.” - Miss Maudie

This represents an act of courage on Miss Maudie's part. She refused to hear such silly gossip and instead chose to come up with a witty remark to Stephanie Crawford's obvious lie. Instead of playing along and indulging in the neighborhood gossip, Maudie did not believe the things people said about Arthur Radley and noted that he had always been a nice boy when he was young. It is a small act of courage, but an act nonetheless.

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"Mr. Radley shot at a Negro in his collard patch." - Miss Maudie

It's intriguing how automatically they all assume it was a "Negro" creeping in the Radley collard patch when it was just a bunch of kids messing around. I also think this represents racial prejudice since the act of creeping around other's property is automatically associated with a black person's antics. The thought of a white person doing something wrong is probably harder to imagine than the thought of a black person doing it.

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Atticus is really the best representation of justice in this book. Even though he lives in a small town where gossip flies around all day, he still believes that everyone should have their own privacy and that one mustn't meddle in other people's affairs. He teaches Scout and Jem to mind their own business and not start up rumors that are untrue. Even though everyone speculates about the Radley House and Family, Atticus is always polite and unbiased when it comes to them.

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Why is there a box with two coins in them on that tree?

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I think Jem showed courage by trying to put up the note when he thought thenhouse was really scary