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It's funny how Jem changes throughout the book. Like his em

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I agree with MaCady. It's interesting (and sometimes funny) to see how Jem goes through his early teenage years. He gets angry and moody like he rest of us, and we can see him trying his best to be like his father, Atticus.

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I think it is interesting that Atticus said that Mr Underwood hated blacks, but in his paper he still said it was a sin to kill a cripple even though the cripple he was talking about was a black man. And Scout realised that when he called Tom's death senseless slaughter, he meant that even though Atticus had proved that Tom was innocent, he really had no case and because he was black. Even though Mr Underwood hates blacks, he was able to see this and wasn't afraid to say it.

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I agree with Becca and Dylan. Scout changes so much, and she acts differently depending on who she's with. She

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Sometimes I forget how mature scout is for her age. On page 326 it reminded me of that,scout says "there was one odd thing I ever understood: in spite of Atticus's shortcomings as a parent, people were content to re-elect him to the state legislature that year..." I think that it shows that her vocabulary his much larger than the average 3rd grader at the time.

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Scout also changes a lot too, it’s funny to see how sometimes she’s beating up people and other times she wants to be a lady or when she’s hanging out with Jem and Dill

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I thought it was interesting how Miss Gates had her students bring in modern events happening around them. Most teachers, at least back then, only taught the basics, not really modern events, at least that's what I think. She makes the children think about how they can impact their lives right now, and I think that is a very important thing to learn in that time period, especially with what has been happening in their town.

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I found it interesting when Miss Gates was explaining that they were a democracy, which meant equal rights for all, special privileges for none, since right after that a student proved that that wasn't so true by asking why anyone wouldn't like the jews since they were white. If they judge people and give them different privileges based on skin color, they aren't a good democracy.

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On page 342, I love Scout's ham costume, it's pretty amazing because I picture what she has in the movie and it's spectacular.

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Back in chapter 26, I thought it was interesting that Scout, was in way being more mature and knowing these important lessons in life. While there were plenty of adults who still can't see from another point of view.

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Is Jem trying to get me mad

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This is a post about to kill a mockingbird

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In chapter 25, I thought it was so funny, when Jim didn't want scout to squish the role poly.

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While reading chapter 26, I was wondering why scout can know these life lessons when the adults in Maycomb don't

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It's really interesting to see how your view and ultimately Scout's view of Maycomb changes. I knew Maycomb was a tired, old town, but I kind of liked it. I thoughtit  was nice place. Now I just really dislike that town. I think Scout is realizing Maycomb isn't so fine and dandy aftera

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Miss Gates criticized Hitler for treating Jews as less than human, yet she made similar comments about blacks in her town.

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I was surprised that Jem reacted so strongly to Scout wanting to squash the bug. Clearly, he is growing up and the trial has impacted his understanding of the world.

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I was confused whey Scout thought that Jem is dead even when she asked the doctor, Atticus, and Aunt Alexandra several times if he is dead.