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What are some of the clues that Jem is growing up? One clue that he is growing up is him being more mature and respecting his Aunt more than Scout does because she is a child. Another one is him going to tell his Dad about Dill instead of not telling anyone about it because they want to have fun.

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Jem and Scout's fight started because Jem tried to tell Scout what to do. It ended with Atticus breaking it up and going to bed. Their rooms are connected so they said good night when they went to bed.

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Unfortunately, Aunt Alexandra's concern over Scout's relationship with Calpurnia is justified in this situation. Although Aunt Alexandra is wound a little too tightly, she is concerned about the children's welfare because she is aware of what is going on with the case of Tom Robinson. Because of the general racism and bigotry of the time (and place), she is worried that the kids could possibly come to some harm because of the ill will associated with Atticus's involvement at the defense attorney in the case. She is worried about them being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I wish that it weren't that way because Calpurnia is more family to them than Aunt Alexandra is, but that is just the way that it was back then.

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Jem is trying to be more like Atticus. He is being more mature also, he is helping more and Jem is putting down his childish ways and acting way more grown up.

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For the time frame that they were in, yes her concern is justified. It was not normal to see a young girl and a person of color hanging out together, let alone with that person of color being an adult. Aunt Alexandra believes that it will effect the Finch family negatively, which is justified for the time set they are in, but isn't really morally the right answer.

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Aunt Alexandra's concern about Calpurnia's and Scout's relationship is not justified because I believe that she should have just let the quarrel settle its self or let Calpurnia and Scout figure it out on their own. I understand the concern that Aunt Alexandra had for them but I still think she was just to into it.

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Some clues that Jem is growing up is that he is learning to be more pollite to adults and shows them more respect now. Another thing he did was tell Atticus about Dill being under the bed instead of keeping it a secret. He is learning to do what is right and wrong.

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Scout started arguing with Jem, because Scout thought Jem was trying to tell her what to do, and she did not like that. Jem punched him right in the mouth after he said that Scout should not antagonize Aunt Alexandria, and that he would spank her if she did. They fought for a little bit before Atticus came in to break it up, and send them to bed.

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No, because Calpurnia is was the closest thing Scout had to a mother for a long time, and it would make sense for her to have some sort of relationship with Scout. Calpurnia was also the person that would watch over Jem and Scout when Atticus was not home. Aunt Alexandra was also most likely angry from the arguments that her and Atticus had.

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Aunt Alexandra has concerns that she will not be as lady-like as she needs to. It is not justified because she feels this way because of the color of her skin. She thinks that she won't teach her ways like she was taught. Which is not true because Calpurnia shows that she can still teach them the right ways because she was raised. She also feels that Calpurnia will make them feel differently about the Tom Robinson situation. Calpurnia is family to them and does not need to leave.

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Jem is going through some growing pains. He is trying really hard to be a man, and sometimes, that comes out the wrong way. By trying to assert his control over Scout he antagonizes her and causes her to lash out at him. The two of them come to blows over him trying to boss her. The fight ended as quickly as it began. The two siblings are so close that they can't stay mad at each other for long.

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Dills real problem at home is that he has no attention from his family. Dill runs away from home because he wants that affection, so he ends up at Scouts house. My opinion on his solution is that he should have just had a talk with them about how he feels, not run 14 miles on foot and some on train to get that attention.

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The reason why Jem and scout started to fight its because Jem was keep telling Scout what to do and Scout was not having it and they started to fight . It ended up Atticus to pull them apart and sent them straight to bed.

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Is Aunt Alexandra's concern about Calpurnia's and Scout's relationship justified? Yes the relationship is justified. Aunt Alexandria is concerned about how the kids are being raised. She says that Scout should be getting concerned about shopping and boys soon as she is growing up, but she is not. She is also worried about the kids relationship with Calpurina and how it might effect them with there dad defending Tom Robinson.

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There are many clues that show that Jem is growing up. One of the clues is that Jem told Atticus about Dill instead of keeping it a secret even though he knew Dill would probably be mad. Another clue is him showing respect to his aunt.

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Aunt Alexandra is very concerned that Calpurnia is setting a bad example for Scout. She knows what is happening with the Tom Robinson case, and might be worried that Calpurnia could be teaching Scout her ways instead of the family's way. Calpurnia is more family to Scout then Aunt Alexandra is.

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The fight between Scout and Jem began mostly because Scout did not understand why Jem was telling her what to do. Scout was mad because suddenly everyone seemed to be bossing her around more often, even Jem, who was going through some growth into a young man, had fallen on their side rather than hers now. She did not want to listen to Jem and did not want to understand why she needs to obey by Jem. Atticus ended up breaking it up and getting the children to bed as well as himself.

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Jem shows that he is growing up by telling his father about Dill and not just letting him hide. He also shows it in how much he respects the adults. He also shows it by trying to protect Scout by making sure it is not a snake.

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Dill's problem at home is NOT that he is being mistreated. He is merely having difficulty adjusting to his new family dynamics. He feels like a bit of a third wheel because the adults are newly married, and it seems that they want to be alone. No one really has time for him.

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The fight began with just a simple argument then it progressed into a full blown fist fight where Jem and Scout were hitting, kicking, and just trying to hurt each other because it got out of control. It ended with Atticus coming into Scout's room and breaking the fight up, and asking what happened and sending them to their rooms.

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I think that Aunt Alexandrias isn't justified because she is worried about her skin color. The Aunt is worried about how she is gonna get rasied and they are worried that she is gonna get treated and teached different.

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Aunt Alexandra's concern about Scout's relationship with Calpurnia was justified. She finds it unsafe for them to be with Cal under such circumstances. She thinks that Atticus needs to be way less lenient with the kids, and stop just letting them run loose when they feel the need to. The background and history of Maycomb worries Aunt Alexandria, and because of this she instantly disagrees with everything Atticus lets them do.

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There is a lot that can tell us that Jem is growing up, like the fact that he tries to respect his aunt even if he does not like her ways of thinking. He even started a fight with Scout because he told her to not antagonize his Aunt. Another thing is when Scout and Jem found Dill under Scout's bed Jem decided to tell Atticus instead of keeping it a secret, so they could tell his parents that he was ok.

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The fight between Scout and Jem starts because Jem tells Scout what to do, and this makes her angry and she starts to try and attack Jem. The fight becomes a full-fledged brawl with them trading blows. Finally, Atticus breaks it up and tells them both to go to bed.

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One clue that shows us that Jem is growing up is that he is more acting more mature and it seems like he has more respect for adults now and he even told atticus about dill and so he did the right thing and with him maturing he seems to know that he should do the right thing and that was telling atticus about dill.

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The fight between Scout and Jem started when Jem was trying to tell Scout what to do. Scout did not like this so he made a big ordeal out of it, and soon Atticus had to come break the fight up. It ended with them both going to bed, and then finding something or someone hidden under the bed.

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Aunt Alexandra's concern about Calpurnia and Scout's relationship is justified. Aunt Alexandria is concerned that Scout might end up in the wrong place at the wrong time, especially since she is with a black women. During this time racism was a big role is society so that is one main reason Aunt Alexandria is concerned.

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Aunt Alexandra is concerned about Calpurnia and Scouts relationship is justified in the text because she is worried about Scout and Jem being is a bad place when really it sounds like she is jealous of Calpurnia and her relationship with Scout. Another reason is because Calpurnia is colored and during the time frame that they were in it is very odd to put a young white girl with an older colored woman.

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The fight started because Jem tried to tell Scout what to do and she was not going to listen to him. Atticus then breaks the fight up and tells them both to go to bed. Since they are so close they didn't stay mad at each other for long, so they ended up telling each other goodnight.

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Explain the fight between Scout and Jem. Why did it happen and how did it end? The fight started with Jem trying to tell Scout what to do because he is getting older and feels he has the authourity to do so. Scout does not think of Jem like that though, because she thinks of him still as the brother who plays around a lot. So this causes them to fight.The fight ended when Atticus walked in and told them both to go to sleep at the same time which did make Jem a little mad. They both ended by telling each other goodnight because there two rooms are connected.

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The fight between Jem and Scout began because Jem was trying to tell Scout what to do. Scour didn't like that Jem was trying to act like an adult and tell him what to do. The reason Jem is going through such a hard time is because he is maturing, having growing pains, and is trying to figure things out. By asserting his dominance over Scout, he made things worse for himself. Scout didn't like that Jem was trying to be like an adult and be bossy, so she lashed out of him, causing the fight to break out. The fight ended with Atticus pulling them apart and sending them to bed early. Though, they ended up making up before going to bed due to the uncomfortability the arguing downstairs had caused.

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Jem was telling Scout what she needed to do and she did not like that. They were punching and biting all of it. They were really trying to hurt each other but then Atticus broke it up and they went to bed.

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The fight between Scout and Jem started when Scout thought that Jem was trying to tell her what to do. Scout started to get mad and argue, then Atticus came and sent them to bed.

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Some of the very clear signs or clues that Jem is growing up is that he is maturing and not wanting to play or be with his younger sibling is part of that. He is now starting to respect more adults with more and more time that goes by.

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The fight between Scout and Jem started by Jem telling her what to do. He was saying that if she didn't do what he said, he would slap her. When Atticus heard them fighting, he went into the room and broke it up. He told them to go to bed.

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Some clues that show Jem is growing up is that he respects others a lot more. He is also becoming much more mature than he was. He also shows that he is maturing with the fact that he is more responsible. He also tells Scout what to do a lot since he is getting older.

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Aunt Alexandra's concern about Calpurnia and Scouts relationship is very much so unjustified. Sure readers get at this time it is a danger or risk to be seen with a person of another color but it was unjustified because if Scout really wanted to go to Calpurnia's home she could go and find out why she would not want to go. Aunt Alexandra could have had the chance to let Scout correct herself by seeing whats it like but instead immediately closes saying no. Therefore Scout never will know why she can not go she will only know that she is not be allowed to go. So Aunt Alexandra's concern is unjustified because Scout needs to learn what it would be like to be friends with a person of another color to truly find out if that is what she wants to go through with.

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A couple of indicators that Jem is growing up is that he tries to get Scout to conform to the rules of being a lady and follow Aunt Alexandra's advice. He also "rats" on Dill by going to get Atticus when he discovers Dill underneath Scout's bed. This shows a level of maturity not previously seen with Jem. Previously, he would have just gone along with whatever Scout and Dill did and said, but he has matured enough to know right from wrong, so he consults an adult for help.

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The fight started with Jem trying to tell Scout what to do. Atticus broke the fight up and then he sent them both to their rooms and then the two went to bed

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Scout was telling Atticus about how he wanted to go visit Calpurnia. Aunt Alexandria over heard the conversation and interrupted and said no. During this time it was not normal to see a colored person hanging out with a younger white girl. Aunt Alexandria believes that this would effect the Finch family negatively.

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One thing about Jem is that he has some type of way to follow  Atticus steps. Since he is getting older he is trying to mature  and be respectful, also having the same mind set of atticus.

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The fight all started was because Jem tells scout what do to. She wouldnt listen to her so they made a big deal about the fight. Scout started to get mad and to argue at Jem to much so Attitcus told them to go to bed.

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The reason the fight between Scout and Jem started was because Jem was trying to be in control of Scout and tell her what to do. As the fight esclated their father Atticus had to come in and put an end to it and send them both to bed.

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Dill's real problem at home is that his family does not show any affection toward him. His parents are newly married so they want to have time to themselves and they never spend time with Dill. He kind of feels like a tag along. His solution to the problem would not help the problem better, if anything makes it worse. Dill thinks they should have a baby of their own but that would put even less attention on Dill.

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Jem and Scout break into a fight and it started because Jem thought he could tell Scout what to do. Scout doesn't take this lightly and they begin to fight it out. Atticus ends up breaking the fight up and both are forced to bed.

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Aunt Alexandra's harsh concerns towards the relationship between Calpurnia and Scout do seem to be justified in these situations. Aunt Alexandra does not wish for Scout to be around the color people, by the way she acts, she makes it out as though she feels Scout is being raised with bad examples around her, and Aunt Alexandra is already not pleased with the life Scout is living currently. Aunt Alexandra does not approve of the way Atticus raised Scout and believes she should be more ladylike in a sense, and not want to be around Calpurnia like she does.

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Dill's real problem at home is that his mom and dad pay no attention to him, and just stay in their room. Dill's solution to this is to run away, and he ends up at Scout and Jem's home. I think that the best solution would have been for him to just try and speak with his parents about paying more attention to him.

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There are many clues that Jem is growing up, for example the growing pains he is having, his bad attitude, and the fact that he is trying to act like an adult and assert a little bit of dominance. He is trying to be mature by listening to the rules Aunt Alexandra sets for him and Scout, and he tries to be mature by telling the truth to Atticus when he finds Dill underneath Scout's bed. He is trying to learn from right and wrong and he went to get help to show that. It also seems that he has learned from his history with Mrs. Dubose and her death. He learned to also mature from that situation.

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Dill had a problem that he felt like he was not wanted and that his parents did not love him. They always wanted to be alone and never wanted to spend time with him. He felt that they did not care for him and only wanted them to be happy and not him. He fixed this problem by running away to the Finches house and staying there. He then wanted to have a child with Scout.

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Jem is growing up in many ways. One clue is that he had told Atticus about Dill hiding under the bed, which is showing that he is growing up because he is not keeping secrets anymore, he is learning to do whats best for the situation. The second clue that i noticed was that when Scout had a "snake", and was looking out for him when he was too scared to check under the bed. Another clue is that he now is more respectful to adults, not disrespecting them as much.

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What is Dill's real problem at home? What solution does he propose? What are your thoughts on his solution? Dills problem at home is that he is not getting attention that he wants. With him being a only child he is use to getting all the attention around the house, but with his mom newly married this is tuff because they want to have some alone time and spend time as they just got married. Dill is struggling to understand this, because of him not getting as much attention anymore. Dill's solution is that they get a baby so more time will be spent around as a family. I think this is very immature of him considering he is getting older and needs to know that his parents should have time to themselves.

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Aunt Alexandria's concern about Calpurnia's and Scout's relationship is not justified. It is not justified because Calpurnia was like Scout's mother figure for a very long time. Scout also needs to have the freedom to make her own decisions sometimes so she can understand why she should or should not do certain things.

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Dills situation at home is that he believes that his parents are better off when he is not there. That he has a lot of things that he has asked for but then it is like he has it so he has to go away and do something else. Which his solution was to run away and go to somewhere he knows best which is Atticus's house where he knows Jem and Scout will be which he thinks they can help him.

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One clue that Jem is growing up is that he has become more respectful to adults than Scout is. Throughout chapter 14, Scout has been very disrespectful to many adults. Jem, on the other hand, has been very respectful to every adult that he sees. He is learning what is wrong and what is right in the world.

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It is clear Jem is maturing as a person and has more control of his emotions than before. He looks up to Atticus very much and is becoming exactly like Atticus. He does get in over his head a bit and feels like he has authority now. He tries to give orders to Scout, which she does not take kindly to, and gets attacked. Although Jem may act like Atticus, he doesn't have the same knowledge or power as Atticus at the moment, which he failed to realize beforehand.

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The fight started between Jem and Scout because Jem was trying to control Scout and tell her what to do. Jem punched him right in the mouth, and they went back and forth for a bit then Atticus ended up breaking the fight apart and went off to bed.

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The fight between Jem and Scout happened because jem was simply telling Scout to back off and leave Atticus alone for a while. He stated that he was basically overwhelmed and had a lot on his mind. Scout didn't like the fact that Jem had gotten older and now began to act differently, and isolate himself from her. She thought that now since Jem labeled himself as an adult, that he could just make her do anything he says. Scout immediately disagrees with Jem and tells him he can't make her obey him if she does not want to. Atticus quickly breaks up the fight and tells Scout she can mind jem when he can make her and lets them off with a "go to bed".

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Dill's problem at home is he doesnt get alot of attention  from his parents. So his solution ot the problem was to run away. He felt like he really wasnt there so he ran away to Atticus's house.

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Aunt Alexandria's concern about Calpurnia's relationship with Scout, is justified. Scout and Jem practically grew up with Calpurnia. She is the closest thing they had to a mother, and she taught them everything they know about manners, and politeness, but I can see how Alexandria could be concerned. Since this is set in the great depression times, it is not normal for a white child to be hanging out with a person of color, or for them to even be considering her as a parental figure. Alexandria seems concerned for the children, that Calpurnia may be a bad example for them, or that should could possibly even put them in danger. Besides all this Alexandria's concern is morally wrong, and I think she should trust Calpurnia more.

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Jems clue to help us understand him growing up vary from the actions he has been taking. He has started to become more like Atticus in a sense, he has started to be more respectful towards the adults in the novel and has started to be mature in ways around Scout. He is starting to see the world in a different perspective and has come through many different emotions in the process of maturing.

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Dill's real problem at home is that he believes that his new father doesn't like him. He says that they will buy him anything that he wants, but they tell him that he does not act like a real boy. He does not go outside and play baseball and hang out with friends like the other boys do. Dill wants to live out in Maycomb and not go back to his real house.

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One of the ways we can tell that Jem is growing up is by the way he talks to other like Scout and how he tried to take control and tell her what to do. Another example is how emotional he is about everything that is going on like Mrs.Dubose passing away. Finally the last example he has become very opinionated and has his own view on things like his father Atticus, but even though he is much like his father he is not afraid to have his own opinion about things and stand up for them.

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Aunt Alexandra is worried about how Scout will be raised, and was her to be more lady like. She is worried that Calpurnia will not treat her the manners she needs, although Calpurnia has been like a mother to Scout for a long time, Aunt Alexandra has a feeling that Scout going places with Calpurnia will result in her being treated differently.

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Jem has shown many signs of maturity in the last few chapters. At the beginning he was somewhat very similar to Scout. Little things would upset him and cause him to get out of character and he would react in an unmannered way. Now, Jem just lays back and deals with whatever is thrown at him. He is starting to be a good influence on Scout and makes her look up to him.

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The issue that Dill has with his home life is that he craves attention and he isn't finding it at home. His main reason for running away is so he can find that affection and love elsewhere. He craves it. He feels that nobody has the time for him and he feels awkward with his family dynamics.

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Dill's problem at his home is that he feels as though he is not getting enough attention. Dill almost feels as though he is like the third wheel. I think that he should just talk about this problem with his parents and them figure something out.

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Jem shows that he he growing up and getting older by telling her father about Dill instead keeping it from us. Another clue is showing his respect to adults.

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Aunt Alexandra's concern about Calpurnia and Scout's relationship is justified. Because Calpurnia is a colored woman, Aunt Alexandra thinks she doesn't need to be around her. Cal is the closest thing Scout has had to a mother. Cal is more like family than Aunt Alexandra is. Aunt Alexandra is worried about the children being in the wrong place at the wrong time because she takes the children to her church.

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The problems that dill has in his household is that he feels left out from the family and since his parents are newly married he never experience and he do not know how to react in his situation.  His solution is that he should run away from home.  My thoughts about his solution is I understand why he will want to leave his household but also its not the best decision that he chose to do that.

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What is Dill's real problem at home? What solution does he propose? What are your thoughts on his solution?

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What is Dill's real problem at home? What solution does he propose? What are your thoughts on his solution?

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Dill has a problem at home that problem being that he never get attention. His solution was to run away from home to cause a ruckus at home. It seems reasonable because it makes his parents if they care they will freak and if they do not care if they do not love him they will not freak.

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Some clues that Jem is growing up is how he went and told Atticus that Dill was there. He is also being more respectful to adults.

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Dill's at home life does not sound very appealing. Dill explains to Scout that at home he's invisible. The people in his household look right over him and do not want him around much. He suggests that him  and Scout go get a baby. This solution is somewhat stupid and crazy. These are kids, how could they ever take care of a a baby.

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The issues Dill has at home is that he gets no attention from his family, his mom and dad. His parents get him everything he wants, and many, many toys, but his mom and dad are never around with him to play with him. He takes this harshly, and decides on running away to the Finch's. I do understand as a young child you want to run away from all the bad things, I am sure we all have wanted to run away from our parents before, but if he had been able to think about things more clearly, in a more mature sense, he could have confronted his parents, and talked to them asking them to try their best to play with him, and spend more time with him. Dill being young however, was not able to think the more mature way in which could have been helpful in these times.

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Dill's problem at home is that his family does not show him any attention. They give him everything he wants but they don't show him any attention. His parents are not mean to him but they think that if they give him everything he wants, they don't have to show him any attention. They stay in their room the whole time.

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Dill fortunately is not being mistreated, but is being given not enough attention. Dill's family simply does not give him love. He ended up running away because he wants attention from his parents. Dill's solution is that his parents should have a kid for him to have company, but I think this would easily make it worse. His parents would be giving much more attention to the baby and would probably not trust him the baby either. I think him running away shows just how immature he really is, and I do not think it would be a good idea for him to have a sibling.

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Culparina is more like a mom to Scout and Aunt Alexandra just wants Culparina to be setting a good example for Scout. Aunt Alexandra is aware of the case and is concerned that Culpurina isn’t raising Scout how Aunt Alexandra and Atticus would raise them.

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The fight between Scout and Jem started because Jem was trying to tell him what to do and Scout did not like it and caused an argument and fight. Atticus eventually found them soon after they started fighting and told them to go to bed.

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Jem is starting to show more respect to others especially adults and told the truth about what happened with Dill and showing Atticus that he can trust him.

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Dill feels as if he is being left alone and is not shown any attention and they newly married couple is focused on themselves. Dill is just having a hard time getting used to being with his new family. I think running away will just bring them further apart and won't make it any better for their relationships.