Important things this chapter, Scouts relationship with Jem and Dill, shows how they are all growing up. We learn about atticus and his relationship with his children. We learn that he can be quite hard on his children when they are out of line but is quite immersed in his job. We also learn about Jem and his wanting to be a lawyer when he’s older. “Atticus Finch is the same in his house as he is in public”
This teaches us about Atticus and him at work and at home.
December 4, 2014 at 1:40 am
I feel that this is quite a brief summary in comparison to your previous work. This quotation deserves much more exploration.
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Who tells us this piece of information about Atticus? Explore how this character has been shown to be fair and a reliable source and then why the narrator would want us to know what you have said about Atticus.