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Esteban Julio Ricardo Montoya De la Rosa Ramirez ( but you can call me Ean)

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Esteban Julio Ricardo Montoya De la Rosa Ramirez ( but you can call me Ean)

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1: they did it to show that their grateful and that they repect what did given his situation. Atticus was a white lawyer that took on a case that could possibly ruin his career and practically defending a dead man. He took the case knowing he was going to loose but he tried anyways, and the black community noticed this and appreciated and at that point the best way to show atticus what they felt was by rising... by doing this they also showed the white people that they were in a way superior in the sense that they stood up for a white person when a white person would never do the same... i see this kind of behavior or act of respect and humanity in many films having to do with civil rights.

2: i think Jem and Scout realize this division or unequal class sister situation because of the case Atticus took,this put them in a unique situation where their family was directly influenced and led them to open their eyes, the rest of the town is filled with ignorant beings filled with prejudice ... but its not always their fault. Jem realizing this he now can try to understand boo radly he thinks that boo stays inside because he wants to and because he rather be isolated from a society that is the same but chooses to recriminate and put each other down, and this is something that gem can know relate to.

3: well i think theres going to be two reactions one thats going to be more present among the people of maycomb... a) their going to read this and just directly push it to the the recycle bing in their minds the ignorance and prejudice is going to kick in and their going to say this is some nigger loving S@$!# and its inhuman... their just not gonna care and then b) some people might start to open their eyes.. maybe some will start to see the huge holes in their beliefs and what their doing to these equal people.. just a thought..

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1. I think that the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out to show their respect to a such a brave man, who knows that he will lose but doesn't stop to fight for them.

2. Jem grows up. He changes his opinion on people, town, and life in general. He says that Boo Radley never leaves his house because Jem realizes that it is better to live closed in the house rather than live in the town full of cruelty and corruption.

3. I think that most of the people back then didn't care about any negro who got in trouble. Tom was just a negro. It was very natural for whites to skip anything related with negros. People were very racist also back then.

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1. I think they do this because they want to show Atticus they support him and want to show him gratitude for what he is doing. I also think they respect him because he is the only person in the whole town who took the case willingly, even when people told him not to take it and pretty much insulted him.

2. I think Jem said that Boo Radley never leaves the house is because he sees the injustice in Maycomb county and how bad it really is. I think Jem starts to really see the reality of things and how not everyone is as nice as they seem, specially during the trial.

3. I dont think the people in Maycomb will give it a second thought because they are naturally like that. For the Tom was just a negro, and he did not matter. People back then were also very racist so they either did not ackowledge the article or kept believing it was wrong and that he was guilty. People just saw what they wanted to see.

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After the trial, the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out - what are your thoughts and feelings at this act? (Video Reference below)

After the trial, I think the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out to show their respect towards Atticus. They are grateful to Atticus because they want to pay their respect since he is the only lawyer in Maycomb brave enough to defend an African American even though people discouraged him to, and the white people don’t like white sympathizers.

Jem and Scout discuss the "class system" that exists in Maycomb, prompting Jem to say, "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in the house all this time... it's because he wants to stay inside." Why does he say that?

I think Jem states that when he was discussing with Scout the class system because as Jem grows up, he starts realizing that Boo’s myths are most likely untrue. I think he realizes that one of the reasons why Boo decides to stay inside and live alone is because it is better rather than to live among the people in Maycomb who are corrupt and cruel, with little to no of honor in the society.

After Tom's death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial in the newspaper, what do you think the people of Maycomb will think of it?

I think the people in Maycomb will not gee any importance to the editorial in the newspaper Mr. Underwood wrote after Tom's seat. The article will to be relevant since people during that time showed a lot of racial prejudice and they were conservative and narrow-minded. They won't really care because they only think about how superior they are compared ti the African Amercians and the won't change their beliefs with one newspaper editorial. If the article does get any attention, it will probably be of the white citizens who will feel insulted and judged, and the article will probably end up being dismayed.

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1. I think the African-American community stood up as Atticus walked out to show their respect towards a man who fights for equality and for black people. They also show appreciation for what he's done, since he is the only man in Maycomb to support and fight for them.

2. When Jem and Scout are discussing the class system, they finally find out what is really going on in Maycomb after the trial. They find out that many people are unjust and its full of men racist people. Then, what Jem says about Boo staying in the house its because Boo prefers staying in the house rather than socialising with these unfair folks of Maycomb.

3. They will think is ridiculous and they will prove it wrong, just as they did i the trial. the towns people will find a way to prove it wrong, and if there is none then they will make it up, but they will do everything in their power to convince, not others, but themsleves, that the article is

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1. After the trial, the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out - what are your thoughts and feelings at this act? (Video Reference below)

The African American community rose as Atticus walked out to show their respect and how thankful they were to him. He was the only men in Maycomb County who stood up for them and defended their rights. The way Atticus had approached the situation, they way he spoke to the whole court in his final statement, made the negroes see a little bit of hope for Tom Robbinson and for Maycomb County in general. They were happy to see that someone saw the good in them, and treated them as they were supposed to be treaded, equal.

2. Jem and Scout discuss the "class system" that exists in Maycomb, prompting Jem to say, "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in the house all this time... it's because he wants to stay inside." Why does he say that? Jem finally realizes the injustice that exists in Maycomb County. He says to Scout that he thought all folks in town were good folks, but that the trial changed his mind and made him disappointed in all of them. Thats why he says, that he understands why Boo Radley would get away of all of it. He understands why he dosen't want to live this way, around this people.

3- After Tom's death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial in the newspaper, what do you think the people of Maycomb will think of it?  I think that the people in Maycomb County are going to the same as they did in the trial, they will try and prove Mr.Underwood wrong. Not only that, but they will try to prove themselves wrong, because probably most of them know the actual truth but they dont want to admit it because they are scared. And they will approach this situation by trying to hurt those who wrote the article.

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1- After the trial, the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out - what are your thoughts and feelings at this act? (Video Reference below) I think the African Americans stood up to show the respect and gratitude they have to Atticus for what he did to help Tom Robinson. At the time not a lot of people would do stand up and defend a negro when the white person had all the possibilities of winning. This act shows us that the Negros did appreciate Atticus, and knew he was a man how believe everybody should be equal.

2- Jem and Scout discuss the "class system" that exists in Maycomb, prompting Jem to say, "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in the house all this time... it's because he wants to stay inside." Why does he say that? Jem says this because he is finally understanding that he lives in a society where people hated each other, even though all human are suppose to live in peace with each other. He says that Boo prefers staying home where he does not have to see the cruel reality of the unjust society because is better than seeing all the unfairness going on.

3- After Tom's death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial in the newspaper, what do you think the people of Maycomb will think of it? The people in Maycomb will dismiss the editorial because it is not what they want to hear. They may think Mr. Underwood is going crazy or he is stupid enough to think that way. The people will not change their ways from reading the editorial they will continue their life like nothing happened and not pay much attention on what was said.

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1. The African American community stood up as Atticus passed to show their respect and appreciation towards him. I see it as their way of showing gratitude for trying to help a member of the community when no one else would. This shows how colored people are equally polite and respectful as any white person could be.

2.  Jem says that Boo Radley probably stays shut in his house all the time because he wants to. He says this because he finally understood that Boo just wants to stay away from this absurd society that despises and excludes people just for being who they are. Boo simply does not want to participate in such nonsense.

3. The people of Maycomb are probably not going to give much importance to the editorial, it is simply not easy to change the minds of unreceptive individuals. The majority will think that the way Mr. Underwood thinks is absurd and the ones with some common sense will recognize and agree to his statements.

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1. They stood up when Atticus walked out because they wanted to show some kind of values towards Atticus. Not only respect, but a huge appreciation for defending someone like them and at the same time being nice. During this time of racism not a lot of black people could stood up for a white man, that is why we can see that with Atticus it is different, he even creates a equal environment between them.

2. The problem was that Jem and Scout where never aware of how was Maycomb really.. They never could have imagined that in Maycomb there are two class systems. Now they do understand it, they feel like the Boo didm't want to go out because he doesn't want to live in a discrimination society. Jem sees the real people of Maycomb and see's them like cruel people.

3.I do not really think that the people of Maycomb are going to even read that editorial. For them its nonsense. Or maybe they can argument about that but it won't be important for them at all. They have more interesting conversations and events to talk about.

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The african american community rise as Atticus walks out to show how grateful they are for all that he has done. That even though he was assigned to this case he did not just defended Tom because of that, he believed him and put himself in his shoes and defended him and did everything to protect him till the last minute. In this act we can see how the african americans are very respectful even tho they are not white. I think that this is a very important scene of the book since it is the trial coming to an end.

2. When Jem and Scout are discussing the social classes in Maycomb Jem says ' i think i'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley 's stayed shut up in the house all this time... Its because he wants to stay inside'. He says this because he understands how someone would like to be away from the society they live in where people hate each other for their race and discriminate one another. Where two communities cannot interact well with each other. Jem would prefer to avoid all the ignorance and prejudice that Maycomb has.

3. After Mr. Toms death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial. The people of Maycomb will probobly pay no attention to it since he is trying to tell the people the truth and make them realize the situation. The people of Maycomb exept some like Miss Maudie will say how Mr. Underwood is just making a fool of himself.

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1- The AfricanAmerican waited and stood up as Atticus was leaving to show their gratitude and respect toward him. They all appreciated his efforts to defend Tom Robinson, even if it was highly probable that he would lose because of the racial prejudice of the society. When Reverend Sykes said: “Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father’s passin’.” (Pg. 112 Ch. 21 eBook), he showed the esteem they had for Atticus after such ahumble and gentle act.

2- Jem and Scout are confused about the “class system” existing in Maycomb. They ask themselves how is possible that many differences among people when they are all the same.  I consider Jem said that expression about Boo Radley, because he is beginning to understand that is not worthy to form part of the hypocrite society they live in. He would prefer to stay in his house as Boo Radley, to avoid the ignorance and prejudice of the people in Maycomb.

3- I think that the people of Maycomb won´t interiorize it and won´t see how the truth was shown in that editorial in the newspaper. They won´t see it as important, as they only have in their mind that is “Typical of a nigger to cut and run” (Pg. 128 Ch. 25). The ignorant people of Maycomb won´t pay attention to the editorial written by Mr. Underwood, locked in their strict ways and manners.

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1- I think that when the African Americans stood up where demonstrating to Atticus their appreciation for what he has done defending a black man.In that time there were not many people that stand up and defend negros and for that reason Atticus inspires feelings of respect, justice, equality and humanity.

2-I think that they are trying to transmit their opinions about the obnoxious, 'anormal' and non-sense system existing in Maycomb town. Jem prefers to stay at home rather than to go outside, so they thought about Boo as he does not want to interact with the hideous people of Maycomb.

3-I think this article would not be of relevance in the newspaper because of the ignorance and the racial prejudice of Maycomb's town. People would see Mr. Underwood as a fool and stupid man. The people in town are not willing to open their doors to change their differentiation of the humans based on their skin color.

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1- After the trial, the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out - what are your thoughts and feelings at this act? (Video Reference below)

The African Americans rise out of gratefulness and respect towards Atticus. They know that no other person at that time would have had the guts to stand up for a negro on trial against a white man because everyone knew who would end up losing. I felt respect for Atticus as well when he took on Tom Robinson's case knowing all of the repercussions that might come with it.

2- Jem and Scout discuss the "class system" that exists in Maycomb, prompting Jem to say, "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in the house all this time... it's because he wants to stay inside." Why does he say that?

Jem says this because after analyzing how discriminating and judging people really are he starts sympathizing with Boo's decision of staying inside. I guess Jem believes that by staying inside Boo can ignore the messed-up world that exists outside and live better, with a lot less complications.

3- After Tom's death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial in the newspaper, what do you think the people of Maycomb will think of it?

Honestly, the people of Maycomb county are not so accepting and to read in the newspaper that it was sense less to kill a cripple will be ignored just as well as Tom's side in his trial. In the editorial Mr. Underwood appeals to the idea of "it's a sin to kill a mockingbird" by saying that cripples are innocent and it is a sin to kill them, but Maycomb folks will probably see the piece as no more that a petty article and disregard it, considering their unbelievable insensibility to all who are not "purely white".

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1- After the trial, the African American community wait and rise as Atticus walks out - what are your thoughts and feelings at this act?

I think that this gesture shows their respect towards Atticus' actions. He tried really hard to save Tom from going to jail for a crime he did not commit, and the African American community is really grateful for that. Also, now they believe that there are some honorable people out there that believe in justice and i think that its really important that they show their respect and appreciation towards those people.

2- Jem and Scout discuss the "class system" that exists in Maycomb, prompting Jem to say, "I think I'm beginning to understand why Boo Radley's stayed shut up in the house all this time... it's because he wants to stay inside." Why does he say that?

I think he says that because he understands why Boo doesn't evolve himself in the adult life of Maycomb: he wants to escape the corrupt system that they have. Jem realizes that Boo shuts himself out willingly because of how senseless people really are in that world.

3- After Tom's death Mr. Underwood writes an editorial in the newspaper, what do you think the people of Maycomb will think of it?

The people of Maycomb hide their true feelings behind racism. Mr. Underwood explains his feelings publicly, but the people will not react to it well, because they only see Tom as a black crippled man.

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1. The Negros stoop up as Atticus to show their appreciation towards him. This is a clear sign that not all Negros are immoral or uncivilized. I shows that they can be humble just as any white man can be. It shows that they are grateful for the kindness Atticus Finch is showing them. He is the only white man who seems to be objective and willing to risk his credibility for what he believes in. I think that the only respectable people in that courtroom were the African Americans, Atticus, the Finch children, Link Deas and the judge.

2. Jem says that because he can not understand why people, who are supposedly the same, go out of their way to despise each other. He reasons that Boo Radley would rather stay locked up rather than deal with hypocrites who are cut from the same cloth but choose to hate each other anyway.

3. I think the people of Maycomb will not pay much attention to it. Any attempts to make them see the truth are in vain because they are blind conservative people with no intent to change their ways. Only a handful of people like Miss Maudie are human enough to recognize the truth. The article will be judged by the white people of Maycomb and they will dismiss it as a silly way for Mr. Underwood to make a fool of himself.

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1. I think that they all stood up to show their respect towards Atticus, it shows their gratitude towards him, they are thankful that he at least tried to protect and defend Tom.
2. Jem and Scout didn´t really understand what was happening in Maycomb (the different class systems) until now. They feel angry and confused, they don´t understand why the town´s people are acting the way they are. Jem now sees what kind of horrible and hideous people exist in his town, and that is why he said that quote about Boo Radley, Jem himself would also rather stay in his house all the time instead of having to see ignorant and obnoxious people that live in Maycomb.
3. I think people were really judgemental about it, they would say that Tom´s way of dying was "typical of a nigger". I also think that because he ran away and got shot, people will think that he was guilty and wanted to run away to be free.

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To Kill a Mockingbird (8/10) Movie CLIP - Your Father's Passing (1962) HD

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