Summarizer
the setting of this section is in Maycomb during
the great depression. there are many important events in this section of
the story, Jem starts to mature and become a man. Their Father Atticus
starts to do more work for his case deffending the black man. Calpurnia
shows another side of her. Aunt Alexandra comes to town to bring a
little "femininity" to the familly. and Dill runs away from home. all of
these are important because it starts to bring a little chaos to
Maycomb and well as the Finch family. these events influence the
characters in the Finch family mostly because it kind of brings Jem the
chances to prove hes a man when he tries to stand up for his father when
he is threatened by the jailhouse. Alexandra tries to influence the
family by making them more "civilized". the mood i felt in this section
of the story was excitement and fear. I had the feeling like i was on
the edge of my seat at a good spot in a movie.
In this
part of the book it kind of teaches you that someone little can make a
big difference. So if you think you cant do something because your
little then you might be surprised. Scout felt as though she had a
brilliant thought, and she spoke out against one of the men in the mob
that were threatening her father and she had just the right things to
say to make him think. She reminded Mr. Cunningham that he isn't just a
big bad monster, but a human being with feelings and that he has people
that love him. She made him remember that these aren't his enemies,
these are his friends.
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