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Scout is questioned at school about Atticus defending Tom Robinson. When Scout comes home to ask Atticus about it she uses the N word like every one else and Atticus tells her not to. He is asking her to be different from everyone else. I think he is doing this because he knows that using that word is derogatory and unkind.

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Scout met Cecil Jacobs in the schoolyard and he started talking about his dad and they were about to fight but remembered the what Atticus had said about the fighting. Scout remembered that Atticus had said to not fight and to basically be the bigger man. This memory is important because it helped him realize that he did not have to fight him and gave him the strength to walk away.

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The narrator talks a lot about the family whilst they visit for Christmas. She gives backstories for each and explains her opinions about them. This goes on for about two or three pages. I think they might play a key role in the plot of the story.

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Attic-us tells scout about how they were no longer fighting Yankees, but their friends. I think the author put this in because it shows how much it affected scout, so much to were she had finally walked away from a fight

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Again and Again- The term "N- lover "is repeated and I think this goes with the statement Atticus made on page 4 about how even when they are fighting and going against each other they are still family because its showing a prime example on how they are disagreeing on behalf of beliefs of certain people but you still have to be family with them.

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Atticus was telling him about his past knowledge. He is saying that the black people are still their friends and we just happen to be fighting them. He was teaching him about why he was defending them.

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Atticus is giving advice to Scout and Jem regarding his new case. The advice he gives them will act as guidance for the things they might go through. He wants them to be prepared and not do anything stupid.

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Scout is struggling on not saying nice words and not getting in trouble. This makes me wonder if she is ever going to learn her lesson.

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I didn't know what analogous meant. So I re-read the sentence and came up with opposed to. I think this is because Scout was talking about her Aunt and how she was always cold and talking about going to Mount Everest.

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When remembering what her father had told her about how fighting would not solve her disputes, Scout turns down a fight with the boy who is teasing her about her father's work. This is out of character for Scout because she had never turned down a fight. This shows the influence that Atticus's words had on her as well as Scout's character development in the story.

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Early on in the story Atticus explains to Scout that when you're fighting with your friend they are not just a random person they are your friend and the place that you could possibly start to hate is still your home. I believe Scout could be acting like this because she is angered about what Francis was saying to her.

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A&A The extended family keeps mentioning that Scout needs to be proper and Francis says that Atticus is ruining the family by being a citizen lover. This shows that they are old fashioned and don't think differently about certain things.

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C&C- It was the first time she ever walked away from a fight telling u that before she would always stay and throw his fists in a fight but this time, for the first time he didn't. I think she does this because he wants to listen to atticus and not fight, or she thought better of it and  knew it was a waste of time.

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scout is being taught a lesson by her dad about defending the black man he is teaching her this because she questioned him on it after a boy at school told her that her dad was a disgrace for doing so this might effect scout with making her treat people differently

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It mentions Miss Maudie a lot. It keeps showing up so i think she must be pretty important

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Tough Question: Atticus want's to defend a man in town but because the man he is defending is black people have something to say. He wants to defend Tom Robinson because he knows if he doesn't his kids won't have to mind him anymore. This makes me wonder if he is going to lose some reputation with the townsfolk becasue he is defending someone who is African American.

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At first, Scout would pick a fight with anyone was mean to her, but after Atticus taught her to think before her actions, she stopped fighting with people and walked away. Scout did this because she didn't want to let Atticus down.

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Scout wondered if her aunt thought she would get up and throw something. Scout thinks her aunt just thought she was overall immature. This question makes me think that Scout will think about it enough that she will decide to try her best and act more mature. If she did this, she would be more respected and trusted.

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Scout stops fighting people and instead starts to just let thing be, but then when she goes to Finch's Landing she goes back to her old ways of hitting people when Francis talks about her father.

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Words of the wiser-Atticus is giving good life lesson to scout. He is telling him this and giving him a order not to do something because Atticus knows it is for the better. He does this because he knows it will only make the situation worse so he is trying to be wise and not let this situation get any worse.

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Atticus was trying to teach Scout a valuable lesson about picking fights with other people. This is an important life lesson because it taught Scout to think before trying to pick a fight with somebody.

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Our narrator mentioned Cousin Ike Finch and provided a memory of him, their interactions, background, what he's like, etc. This is to provide context for the reader.

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Uncle Jack was talking to her about using bad words and how they aren't good and why. I think Scout really listened and decided to no longer do that.

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Scout keeps talking about how Uncle Jack was a doctor that she liked. She keeps explaining this to imply that she liked Uncle Jack and thought that he was different from the other doctors she met.