He knows this is his case and he is not going to back out because of criticism. Harper Lee created Dolphus to show that not everyone in Maycomb had a prejuduce. 1. How did Atticus come to represent Tom Robinson in the trial? Nothins wrong with him. Given Aunt Alexandras character, its unlikely that shed ever be this forgiving toward someone from any other family in town. Be specific. Thus the dicta No Crawford Minds His Own Business, Every Third Merriweather Is Morbid, The Truth Is Not in the Delafields, All the Bufords Walk Like That, were simply guides to daily living: never take a check from a Delafield without a discreet call to the bank; Miss Maudie Atkinson's shoulder stoops because she was a Buford; if Mrs. Grace Merriweather sips gin out of Lydia E. Pinkham bottles it's nothing unusualher mother did the same. While Scout's version allows people to get better through individual choice, in Aunt Alexandra's eyes, quality is a function of time more than anything. Aunt Alexandras idea of fine folk is how long ones family had lived in one certain area and if one lived up to his or her familys requirements. However, Scout doesnt entirely believe in these system of judging people, as somewhere (most likely from Atticus) she has learned to judge people by what they do, not who they come from. As time passed, lying became his way of life and a common part of his daily routine. Save over 50% with a SparkNotes PLUS Annual Plan! Scout and Jems visit to Calpurnias church was probably an unforgettable experience for the children. Dills eloquence with words is used to cover up his frustration with his parents. Also when Scout mentions Walter Cunningham and how they are in the same grade and Walter is such a nice boy they invited him over for dinner. its true that he did not have a solid home, but I think its more of a need for attention. Do you think that Scout uses Atticus teachings, and that she wouldnt judge Dill even if he didnt tell the stories? Who is the narrator of the novel? Why would Jem and Scout want o be Dills friend if to them he was just some small orphan passed from relative to relative. Tom truly cant win. 11. I would fight anyone from a third cousin upwards tooth and nail. Maybe it's just knowing that you're better than other people, and coming up with justifications for that after the fact. Not affiliated with Harvard College. Dolphus showed the diversity of the people who attended the trial that day. In fact, Mr. Raymond even had children with them, which was almost scandalous back then. He learns how to make right decisions; when Dill was hiding under Scout's bed Answers is the place to go to get the answers you need and to ask the questions you want Scout struggles with the definition of fine folks. The way the content is organized, LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in. The children were discussing the possible appearance of Boo Radley when Dill suggested he had a very long beard. For each of the following sentences. Mr. Cunningham and the other men leave the courthouse because Scout speaks to all of them and she isnt afraid. The original text plus a side-by-side modern translation of. They will speak more formally or stand straighter when in the company of an authority figure. 7.) Atticus Finch looks for good in people, but in a multifaceted way. Atticus already taught Scout not to judge others. In sharp contradiction, Aunt Alexandra is a person who is under the impression that the longer a family had been squatting on one patch of land the finer it was (130). 1. 4. 5. In To Kill a Mockingbird , author Harper Lee uses memorable characters to explore Civil Rights and racism in the segregated southern United . Why does Atticus sit outside the door of the Maycomb County jail? The definition of insanity is said to be doing something the same way again and again and each time expecting a different result. Instead he met the men with his usual calm and quiet demeanor. Aunt Alexandra isn't so sure that they're in the clear, but Jem and Scout feel better. But throughout the whole novel Atticus is calm and cool-headed in the wake of danger and anger. There were twelve white men on the jury. Dolphus Raymond is the town drunk. Why is this significant? 3. Mr. Cunningham and all the other members most likely left after Scout arrived in order to spare her from seeing anything bad and simply because theyre human (157). Dont have an account? What kind of person is Bob Ewell? Scout doesn't like Aunt Alexandra. What new fears arise at the end of chapter 22? Anybody who wants to know more about these and other preservation programs for eagles should consult their local library or conservation club. Throughout the novel, liking fiddle music is code for being poor and provincial. 6. I think it was important that Harper Lee include this because all people can relate to it. Amy, be sure to use textual support to enhance your ideas. At first, Jem thinks that the men are there to harm his father. 1. Metal ripped on metal and I fell to the ground and rolled as far as I could, floundering to escape. (13.28). Would not have made it through AP Literature without the printable PDFs. Re-read the Whitman poems, and review your reading notes. Jem them grew anxious and yelled, Atticus, the telephones ringing(146)! In Scout's eyes people get better through individual choice. You rarely win, but sometimes you do. "Jean Louise, stop scratching your head," was the. Cassie, your analysis is your own, but i think it was more because Scout had the courage to get up in the first place and talk instead of waiting by in fear. Dolphus was a good example of Fine Folk. He suggests that when men have to make a decision like Toms jury did, particularly when they are influenced by a group, they will fall back on their worst instincts and continue to behave in prejudiced and racist ways. At first they felt as though they did not want [them] there, (119) but as soon as they were able to get past Lula, a cruel black woman that they encountered outside the church, both Scout and Jem calmed. Aunt Alexandra considers fine folks to be those with who are wealthy, have standing in the community, nice clothing, and impecable manners. Jem believed that is was going get out of hand, so he yelled to Atticus that the telephones ringing! (146), and the group disbanded. So many things had happened to us, Boo Radley was the least of our fears. He had courage to face whatever hardships the next day would bring. Thanks for creating a SparkNotes account! First off, Calpurnia makes a big deal about making both Scout and Jem look nice for their trip to church. 3. Thats an interesting idea but look back at when Scout runs to meet Atticus. 2. In such a circumstance, Tom has no reason to believe that the legal system will ever treat him fairly. Reverend of the African church that Tom Robinson was a member of. For example, she did not understand why Reverend Sykes collected money for Tom Robinsons and how the church did not have hymnbooks for everybody. Toward the end of the book, in Chapter 26, Scout is reflecting on how much her life with Jem has changed. He knows that he is bound to lose .He also knows that the townspeople will not approve of his protecting this Black man accused of raping a White girl. 7. What are the disadvantages of a clapper bridge? Jem and Scouts visit to Calpurinas church could be described as educational. How did you use the result to determine who walked fastest and slowest? I felt bad for Dill because his parents neglected him; therefore, leaving him to fend for himself most of the time. To get the other men to leave Jem screamed, Atticus the telephones ringing' (146). Who says, "'t's morbid watching a poor devil on trial for his life" and refuses to go. The judge overseeing the trial of Tom Robinson. Then, Atticus responds by saying, Do you really think so? (146). If you don't see it, please check your spam folder. She thought, [Calpurnia] has no business bringin white chillun [there] they got their church, we got ourn. Would you agree that he drank out of a sack and made people believe that he was a drunk because he liked Blacks more than Whites? The hopeful understanding of the trip educates the children as to not make decisions based on the towns general opposition, but their own. Men like Mr. Cunningham also had children and understood how immoral it was to try and harm Aticus.Atticus says their simply because theyre human (157). While Scout rambled on, the men were staring at her in awe, and left the scene as she finished. This realization proves that a gang of wild animals can be stopped simply because they are still human (157). 2. You'll be able to access your notes and highlights, make requests, and get updates on new titles. He lies to them so they will want to be his friends and respect them. Scout defines "fine folks" to be those who are good on the inside. how a person acts.. their goodness and their compassionate hearts. Chapter 10 of To Kill a Mockingbird. Cite examples from chapter 23 that demonstrate Jem's continuing maturity. This is our church(119). Lastly, Dill may be embarrassed of his past,:having to move from family to family. He immediately feared for his fathers life and wanted to watch from the window inside at what they wanted. 7. Being the target of criticism from the majority of the town, it takes a very courageous person to just ignore them and continue your actions. 1. He gets yelled at by Mr. Deas for yelling at Helen Robinson when she walks near his property. Racism affects Maycomb county greatly. Identify each incorrect verb or pronoun, and give the correct form. What lesson does he hope Jem will learn from spending time with Mrs. Dubose. He wasnt really mixed, but a white man who preferred the company of the much less race oriented black folk. Why is Atticus sitting at the jail house door? What realization that Scout comes to concerning Tom Robinson, the trial and human nature? As Jem tries to figure all of this out, Scout begins to take on the role that Dill did outside the courthouse when she suggests that people are just people. Detailed explanations, analysis, and citation info for every important quote on LitCharts. 4.Jems first reaction was curiosity. I believe that men of that age would not have cared if the children were still there. J. Grimes Everett was doing his utmost to change this state of affairs, and desperately needed our prayers. It is common courtesy to protect the children and the topic of their discussion may not be appropriate for Jem and Scout to hear or the men just dont want them to hear it. What are the disadvantages of shielding a thermometer? TO CANCEL YOUR SUBSCRIPTION AND AVOID BEING CHARGED, YOU MUST CANCEL BEFORE THE END OF THE FREE TRIAL PERIOD. I agree Richard. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. Lawyers look forward more toward fact and figures in their favor no matter if the other is nice or not. The idea that In Maycomb, grown men stood outside in the front yard only for two reasons: death and politics (145), only worried Jem more. You go as far as you see fit and dont let anything stop you. 3. Renews March 7, 2023 They unfolded it and held it out flat, but instead of bringing it over to the flagpole, they marched over right next to the large square fireplace. 2. Why were Mexican workers able to find jobs in the Southwest? Why would she treat Atticuss children in such disrespect if not for race? Scout and Jem learned a lot about what life was like for Calpurnia outside of the Finch home. Lula an antiwhite african american asks call why shes bring white children to a nigga church. Jem and Scout have never been around racism making them uncofortable. One day, when Jem and Scout are going by her house, she calls Atticus a nigger lover. Members will be prompted to log in or create an account to redeem their group membership. Aunt Alexandra believes that Fine Folk has to do with ones She picks their best clothes for them to wear and makes Scout wear the dress that [Calpurnia] had put so much starch init came up like a tent when [Scout] sat down.(117) The three of them then walk to the First Purchase African M.E. Sometimes I think I'm a total failure as a parent, but I'm all they've got. The Fjords04 Theme. Scout, on the other hand, suggests that "Fine Folk" means the (LogOut/ How does Boo Radley come back into the children's lives? When Atticus came back inside, Jem asked, they were after you, werent they? (146) Atticus however, is not worried at all about the men being outside, and welcomes them. They were looking down in shame. Jem and Scouts confusion (as well as their ability to poke holes in Aunt Alexandras questionable logic) suggests that children have an innate ability to identify prejudice and hypocrisy like this. Why did Dill run away from home back to Maycomb? He did not give up a case just because every other white human in Maycomb county was telling him that what he was doing was wrong. When Zeebo approached the front of the church to sing [it] was too much for [Scout.] What role does Calpurnia play in the family and in the novel? What accounts for the changed relationship between Jem and Scout at the beginning of Ch. Avoiding Problems with Troublesome Verbs. for a group? Mrs. Dubose won. Cite examples which show Jen is growing up. Scout simply liked down to earth people who were friendly, kind and who withheld judgment. Scout, however, never understood her preoccupation with heredity (130) and focused more on people who fought daily to live happily. After Lula is told to calm down and the mass starts Jem and Scout become more comfortable. Dolphus didnt have anything left to lose, considering the fact that the whole town probably knew what was going on after his fiances death. QUIZ I think that he doesnt stay with these people simply because they are the same color as his wife, but because he holds more sympathy for them than the richer and more knowledgable white folks in Maycomb. I think Harper Lee created Dolphus Raymond to show that whites do not have to be racist, and that it is not wrong to be with black people if you are white. She wants good solid staying-in-one-place-ness. 3) Scout sees fine folks as those who did the best they could with the sense they had (130). Scout, its nothing but Coca-Cola.(200) Scout learns that she had been judging Mr. Raymond poorly before she even knew him. 4.) Which is greater 36 yards 2 feet and 114 feet 2 inch? They were usually at odds with each other. what makes a person "fine.". They all still have a conscience that would not let them do any thing like hat even if they wanted to. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. Mrs. Dubose is an old woman who yells insults at everyone who walks by her house. When he advanced upon Calpurnia and the children the rest of the present congregation stepped up to help. His ability to see that the men on the jury are still reasonable people comes from his desire to see good in everybody, since he recognizes that most people contain elements that are both good and bad. From Aunt Alexandra Scout received the impression that the longer a family had been squatting on one patch of land the finer they was (130). He relies on lies to protect him from the truth that he just gets passed from relative to relative and Miss Rachel keeps him every summer (82). Chapter 13: How does Scout's definition of "Fine Folks" differ from that of Aunt Alexandra's? Subscribe now. Maycomb is old, but in the 1930s it was also tired. People didnt realize that they were being racist back then either; it was just a way of life. Scout believes that Fine Folks were people who did the best they could with the sense they had (130). You rarely win, but sometimes you do. Scout interrupts, "But I want to play with Walter, Aunty, why can't I?" (Lee 301). 6. Source (s) Atticus, on the other hand, handled the situation well as he originally invited them in the house and then spoke casually to them as they were outside talking to him about the trial. Dills need to lie comes from a complex web of feeling of loneliness and want for adventure in his life. Racism is such a strong influence in the lives of those who live in Maycomb County that everybody becomes involved when a situation happens between people of different races. Its not falling anywhere short of what you want. Atticus's voice was even: "Alexandra, Calpurnia's not leaving this house until she wants to. 3) The main difference between Scouts and Aunt Alexandras is the time period they are from. PDFs of modern translations of every Shakespeare play and poem. Heck Tate's and Bob Ewell's testimony revealed that: Mayella was beaten on the right side of her face. The difference between Atticus in Jem is that one is wiser with years and knows what worth fighting for and what is not, but Jem is too young to understand those ideas. Harper Lee created the character Dolphus Raymond to show the variety of people that lived in that town. Aunt Alexandra believes fine "folk" are the result of good breeding (they would have to be white of course) and a strong conservative Christian value system. I mean everything (146). Atticus's and Aunt Alexandra's opinions might appear to have switched up a littleAtticus, as Jem quotes him, says that family is something you can't help, while Aunt Alexandra comes down on the side of choice. What is Atticus actually condemning? If you were in Harper Lees shoes, how do you think she would define courage? A teacher walks into the Classroom and says If only Yesterday was Tomorrow Today would have been a Saturday Which Day did the Teacher make this Statement? 1. Mean drunk who accuses Tom of assaulting his daughter.even though he's the one that assaulted her. Also, Mr. Raymonds marriage to a Black woman and his several mixed children make him an outcast among other Whites. Jem and Scout understand that theres more to being a good person than owning land, which speaks to their growing sense of morality and compassion. Tom Robinson deserves a fair trial and Atticus is the one who can best help him. 3. Basically, it boils down to: do you judge a man (or woman) by his birthor by his life? Its clear to the reader that Aunt Alexandra put Atticus up to this, but that Atticuss heart isnt in it. Purchasing Jem even screamed Atticus the telephones ringing (146) to get his father away from the gang of men. This is the best way to define courage, especially when you add, You rarely win, but sometimes you do(120) into the equation. 6. Aunt Alexandra said. Why does Atticus believe Tom tried to escape? All of the horrors of the trial and its aftermath ultimately trace back to Mayellas decision to seek romantic comfort with a black man. Another reason that the men left was that Scout and Jem are children and they did not want to argue in front of them. Scout believes that Fine Folks were peole who did the best they could with the sense they had.(130) Scout judges peole by their actions not by their past. Scout gives her own meaning to fine folks. Please answer each question on your own paper. Because Scout is part of the Maycomb community, she understands that the fact that Walter is a Cunningham means that he does not have any lunch or any money, and that he wont borrow any money because he will never be able to pay it back. He still tried to see what good was in them and brushed of the incident without thought. He is trying to get Jem to consider the situation from Bob's point of view, and understand the humiliation and rage Bob must feel as a result of the trial. To Kill a Mockingbird Reading Guide Part Two: Chapters 13-30 Write in Complete Sentences and make sure your font is a different color than the question. I think he might also make up stories for himself. Dills need to lie comes from his painful past and present and his imagination. List three details in chapter 28 that adds to the mounting tension before Jem and Scout are attacked. What happens on Scout and Jems walk home from the harvest pageant? Scout Quotes. Scout acts more like a lady. After this experience, Atticus realized that it took and eight-year-old child to bring em to their senses (157). Becuase they are not accustomed to being in places with a lot of black, Scout and Jem see things that they would not normally see in mainly white areas. I think those examples show how much courage is important in and throughout this story. Also, the fact that there wasnt any hymn books played a role in the astonishment that the kids expressed. Why does Aunt Alexianda represent for Scout "the starched wall of a pink cotten penitentiary"? First, Raymond is an obvious example of the racism that goes on in the town. what type of danger zone is needed for this exercise. Nobody said, Thats just their way, about the Ewells. He was colored children and a colored wife. Dolphus, as one person, summed up everyones beliefs and thoughts about Atticus trial and how blacks and white felt about each other. But, he soon is told the contrary, and the men share Atticus ideas. They may be doing what they believe it, and have it cost their life, but it is in such a cowardly manner that there is no way to justify it as courage. edgewater hotel haunted; can uk consultant doctors work in usa; is spitfire a compliment In what way does Calpurnia lead a "double" life? When Scout speaks to Atticus in the presence of Mr. Cunningham saying I was just telling entailments are bad and all that, but you said not to worry ,it takes a long time sometimes that you alld ride it together (154) Scout connects personally to him. His father explained, those were [their] friends (146) and that he had nothing to worry about. If I was Harper Lee I would describe courage as somebody who stands up for what they believe in even if it makes them uncomfortable. Change), You are commenting using your Facebook account. During the trial in the courtroom, Jem and Scout: What is Judge Taylor's interesting habit? As soon as the ordeal is over Jem asks Atticus, They were after you werent they? They wanted to get you, didnt they?(146)Atticus isnt worried about the men and responds No son, those were our friends.(146) He doesnt believe that the men would actually hurt him. I also believe this because when Scout, Dill, and Jem arrive at the jailhouse, Scout describes the aroma as stale whiskey and pigpen (152) which illustrates that most of the men were probably drunk. I think by including this character Harper Lee was showing that even in a town like Maycomb there are people besides the Finchs who are blind to color. Church on the Black side of town. Scout believes that location or social status has nothing to do with how fine people are. View TKAM Pt. I don't want to lose him and Scout, because they're all I've got." (9.96-98). 1) I would describe Jem and Scouts visit to Calpurnias as eyeopening. The disgrace of Maycomb for three generations. The bug is a symbol of the weak and oppressed who are often "stomped on" by the more powerful. He believes that Jem would be found not guilty due to self defense of himself and Scout. In the end Dolphus may surprise the Finch children and they may learn a lesson about judgement and stereotypes. Even though they realized how deprived they were, they also realized how close they were, in addition, how they used what they had to prosper. 4. He was afraid that the group of men were a gang that was going to hurt Atticus because he was defending Tom Robinson in the trial. Its like a Roman carnival, (159). What qualities make Atticus a good father? ___. The men stopped antagonizing Atticus because they are still human and still value common courtesy and manners. Atticus hopes this will distract her from her morphine addiction so she can die without the addiction. Aw, she's all right. The early chapters of the novel show a childish excitement and fear about the mysterious Boo Radley. A black man accused of assaulting and raping Mayella Ewell. Here are the notes on the trip. Scout had stopped a gang of wild animals, simply because theyre still human (157). She had helped her father in this situation by standing up for him. From these incidences and from Atticus, what do we learn about Bob Ewell? This blog is for preview purposes only and all music downloaded should be deleted within 24 hours. You'll also get updates on new titles we publish and the ability to save highlights and notes. Who says this? 7. 5) All the men leave the jail after speaking with Scout because they realize if they hurt Atticus, they are going to hurt her, too. $18.74/subscription + tax, Save 25% Shoot all the blue jays you want, if you can hit 'em, but remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird." He tries to look for the good side in everyone. I agree Noelle. Noelle, a little foreshadowing here when he denies the existence of a gang in Maycomb, yes? He is the only one who can accomplish the job correctly. Describe Scout's feelings towards Boo Radley and their previous actions towards him as she enters the third grade. While Dolphuss role in the book was minor, it was essential. The plot and characters are loosely based on . Limiting? Aunt Alexandras theory came from her deep respect for families with numerous generations. Jem and Scout are confused about why she would dislike them being there. Therefore Dills stories and imagination and lies help him to cope with his loneliness. 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