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What does the courtroom scene reveal about Mayella's family background? Provide two textual examples.

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What does the courtroom scene reveal about Mayella's family background? Provide two textual examples.

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How would you describe Atticus's character? Provide two textual examples. 

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How would you describe Atticus's character? Provide two textual examples. 

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To what extent do you feel sympathy for Mayella? Explain.

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To what extent do you feel sympathy for Mayella? Explain.

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What do we learn about Tom Robinson's character after reading his testimony? Provide two textual examples. 

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What do we learn about Tom Robinson's character after reading his testimony? Provide two textual examples. 

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What is your personal response to this verdict? Do you agree with Jem that the jury’s guilty verdict “ain’t right?”

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What is your personal response to this verdict? Do you agree with Jem that the jury’s guilty verdict “ain’t right?”

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How does Harper Lee employ foreshadowing in this particular scene? Provide one textual example.

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How does Harper Lee employ foreshadowing in this particular scene? Provide one textual example.

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What was your reaction upon learning that Tom Robinson was shot and killed? Explain.

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What was your reaction upon learning that Tom Robinson was shot and killed? Explain.

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What does the underlined quote “Tom was a dead mean the minute Mayella Ewell opened her mouth and screamed” mean?

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What does the underlined quote “Tom was a dead mean the minute Mayella Ewell opened her mouth and screamed” mean?

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How does this scene portray the themes of injustice and intolerance?

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How does this scene portray the themes of injustice and intolerance?

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Summarize the three things that happened in Maycomb that were out of the ordinary.

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Summarize the three things that happened in Maycomb that were out of the ordinary.

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What does this scene reveal about Bob Ewell’s character? Provide two textual examples.

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What does this scene reveal about Bob Ewell’s character? Provide two textual examples.

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Which details contribute most to the suspenseful mood of this scene? Provide two textual examples.

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Which details contribute most to the suspenseful mood of this scene? Provide two textual examples.

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Were you surprised to discover that Bob Ewell was the perpetrator who stalked and attempted to kill Scout and Jem? Explain.

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Were you surprised to discover that Bob Ewell was the perpetrator who stalked and attempted to kill Scout and Jem? Explain.

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What does this scene reveal about Boo Radley’s character? Were you surprised to discover his role in helping the Finch family?

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What does this scene reveal about Boo Radley’s character? Were you surprised to discover his role in helping the Finch family?

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What theme is conveyed through the underlined quote“One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk in them?” How is this theme developed throughout the course of the novel?

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What theme is conveyed through the underlined quote“One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk in them?” How is this theme developed throughout the course of the novel?

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What lesson(s) do you think Harper Lee is trying to teach readers through this novel? Where do we see this lesson in the world we live in?

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What lesson(s) do you think Harper Lee is trying to teach readers through this novel? Where do we see this lesson in the world we live in?

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Boo Radley is portrayed as a very shy character as we saw in the movie, he was standing in the corner not showing himself till scout noticed him. and he saved them! which surprised me after scout wss hiding in the ham costume and her brother was brought back home.

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Were did he come from in the woods he just kinda popped out of nowhere and then beat up Tom Yule and killed him and then brought the kid all the way home to then we find him hiding in the room which how long was he in there for and then they didn’t put him to trial because of how shy he is.

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Kinda because she did have a hard life and a lot of family problems but she lied and killed a innocent man when she could have told the truth.

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Kinda because she did have a hard life and a lot of family problems but she lied and killed a innocent man when she could have told the truth.

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In my opinion, helping others is the lesson being taught in this novel.  We see this lesson being applied in the acts of kindness from people nowadays.

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Gem and scout where attacked by bob Ewell and wich makes the sene suspenseful so the especially because we don’t know who the hidden man is.

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We learned from Tom Robinson to be kind and helpful and truthful because he was generous enough to help mayella. 

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We learned from Tom Robinson to be kind and helpful and truthful because he was generous enough to help mayella. 

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I wasn’t surprised it was Bob because the book mentioned that he was a drunk befor and he said befor that he wanted to kill Atticus so he is probably just trying to get to him through his lived ones.

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Harper lee saw the look on Atticus’s face and new it wasn’t good and the only reason he would go to them is Tom is either dead or he is a free man but the look that Atticus gave Harper lee told her that Tom is dead.

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I thought it was surprising that Tom got shot because he knew that after the trial he knew he had no chance

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We agree that Tom should not be accused, we felt bad but also it was frustrating that they couldn’t tell that Bob was doing the bad things instead of Tom.

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“ The first thing was that Mr. Bob Ewell acquired and lost a job in a matter of days and probably made himself unique in the annals of the nineteen-thirties:he was the only man I ever heard of who was fired from the WPA for laziness.”

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What makes this scene so suspenseful is when Bob Ewell was stalking Jem and Scout and they could hear Bob but they couldn’t tell who it was or when it would strike.
“ I hear it when we’re walking along, but when we stop I don’t hear it,” ( chapter 28 ).

“ like somebody tried to wrong his arm off,” ( chapter 28 ).

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The first strange thing to happen is when Bob Ewell got a new job but in just a few days got fired from it. The next strange thing is judge Taylor hearing a strange noise in his house and when they went to the room it was in it was empty. The final strange thing is Toms widow getting employed out of sympathy and her boss confronted Bob Ewell for her and told him to leave her alone.

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Bob is a very rude person and has a grudge with anyone related to the case against his daughter. We also learn that he isn’t very responsible since he was fired for being too lazy.