She is racist and rude.

Yule Mae works for Miss Hilly.

Wrote a note saying how maids have diseases and they need there own bathroom to the sanitation center.

4. She is annoying.

5. Comes from a wealthy family.

6. She is the quintessential Southern lady.

7. She is skilled at using her power and influence over others.

8. She maintains a facade of piety and propriety

She is sassy and a good cook.

She used to be Miss. Walters maid.

She is Mrs.Celia's maid.

Married to a abusive man.

She is pregnant and has several other kids.

.She is not afraid to speak up.

She is loyal and protective over her friends and family.

. She also helped make the book.

She is a happy chunky baby.

Mae Mobley is Miss Leefolts child

Mae Mobley is primarily raised by Aibileen.

Aibileen teaches Mae valuable lessons about kindness, self-worth, and love..

.She has a good bond with Aibileen .

She is 2/3 years old.

She doesn't have that much love for her mother.

.She has a brother

She is in a retirement home

she fired Minny and spread rumours about her stealing.

Supportive of Miss Hilly's Views.

.Conservative and Self-Serving

Rarely Seen, but Symbolically Important.

Mrs. Holbrook represents the Southern social expectations that were common among wealthy white families in the 1960s.

Mrs. Holbrook shares many of Miss Hilly's conservative and racist views.

She is Hilly's mom.

Cares about appearances and will do anything to protect her reputation.

She doesn't really have her attention on Mae Mobley.

She is pregnant again..

She skipped her daughters birthday.

She is a white, middle-class woman living in Jackson, Mississippi, during the 1960s.

Married to a man named Johnny Leefolt.

Has a maid named Aibleen.

She is a ideal "Southern Lady" type girl.

She went to college to be a writer.

She doesn't know how to cook or clean.

She is taller than most guys.

She is not married.

Not a southern type of girl.

She stands up for herself.

She is a young, white woman who challenges the deeply entrenched social norms of segregation and racism in Jackson,Mississippi.

She has a tall, gangly frame and is not considered conventionally attractive, which makes her feel like an outsider among her peers.

She had a miscarriage.

She is from Sugardish.

She don't know how to cook.

Took Mr.Johnny from Miss. Hilly.

Very,Very nice and pretty.

She looks like Marilyn Monroe.

Celia is from a lower social class.

.Celia is deeply insecure about her lack of social status and her inability to conceive children.

Mr. Johnny is a nice person.

Cares for and loves Miss. Celia even though she lost there child.

Johnny comes from a wealthy, old-money Southern family in Jackson, Mississippi.

.Johnny's love for Celia is one of his most defining characteristics.

.Johnny is portrayed as kind-hearted and gentle.

Unlike many of the other men in the story.

He is protective over Celia.

Kind to Minny and given her more money.

Mr. Stuart is a disrespectful drunk guy.

He is the son of a segregationist senator.

Went on a date with Miss. Skeeter and it went bad because of him.

He is a traitor.

His inability to confront the deeply entrenched racism in Jackson ultimately leads to the end of his relationship with Skeeter

.Stuart comes from a traditional, conservative background.

.Stuart, though not overtly racist, is a product of his upbringing, and his understanding of the racial tensions and struggles faced by African Americans is limited.

He genuinely cares for Skeeter, but their differing perspectives on race and social issues.

He is a drunk fool.

He hits his wife.

He is a horrible person.

Said he is going to off Minny.

Leroy is portrayed as unreliable and irresponsible.

His wife lives in constant fear of Leroy’s outbursts.

His wife escape from him.

His treatment of Minny mirrors the broader societal patterns of dominance and control that existed during the time period.