Daywe: Chapters 2 and 3 In this chapter we read about Jean Louis's first day of school. Before she had started school, she had really wanted to participate. Now that she knows what school is really like, she doesn't like it at all. She gets scolded by her teacher for knowing how to read "the wrong way" and for trying to explain why Walter won't take Miss Caroline's money. The thing that upsets her most is the fact that Miss Caroline told her that her dad couldn't teach and taught her how to read wrong. Jean Louis who reads every night with her father, is worried that she can no longer practice this custom and wants to not go to school. She thinks that if the Ewells can skip school so can she. Her father explains to her that it's different because she is common folk and needs to obey the law. He makes a deal with her that they would continue reading every night if she went to school.
Chapter 6 begins as Dill's last day in the town. They go to Rachel's fishpond, but when it gets dark, the decide to sneak into the Radley's yard. Scout begs them not to go, but when Jem calls her a girl, she goes along with them. The enter through the backyard, and Jem sneaks around to the front porch. Mr. Radley sees him and fires a shotgun into the air. The children run out the back yard, but Jem's pants get stuck on the gate, so he runs home in his "shorts". When Atticus asks where Jem's pants are, Dill says they were playing strip poker. The next day, Dill leaves, and at night, Jem and Scout sneak out to retrieve the pants. They find them sewn up and folded as if the Radley's were expecting him. Chapter 7 begins with the beginning of school, and when they walk home, they find a ball of twine in the knot hole of the tree. The next day, they find two soap carvings of them in the knot hole. They than find a spelling bee medal and a pocket watch with a knife attached to it. They finally decide to write a letter to the person who keeps putting things there. When the get back from school the next day, Mr. Radley filled the hole is filled with cement, and says he did it cause it's dying, but when they ask Atticus, he doesn't think it's dying. At the end of the section, Scout finds Jem crying.
This chapter was about their tough Winter. Scout and Jem see snow for the first time and the temperature reaches a record low. Scout and Jem build a snow man, which looks like Mr. Avery, but Atticus says to disguise it. They make it look like Mrs. Maudie. On the first snow night, though, Mrs. Maudie's house catches fire. Atticus tells Jem and Scout to go to the front of the Radley house to see which way the wind is blowing. While Jem and Scout are focused on the fire, Boo sneaks out to Scout's freezing body and gives her a blanket. The next morning, Jem and scout talk to Mrs. Maudie about the events of the previous night, and she was not upset about the fire. She thought it would give her more space to plant her azaleas.
Chapter 13 starts with Aunt Alexandra beginning her stay with Atticus and the kids. Aunt Alexandra explains the trip as her coming to teach Jem and Scout to behave like the fine Finch's they are. When Atticus gets home, though, he says that Alexandra is doing him a favor by watching them during the days he will be gone working on the trial. Scout describes the various ways Alexandra has been welcomed and is now fitting in to the community. We hear Aunt Alexandra mention streaks continued within a family name, kind of like the traditions we have heard about in the past chapters. Scout then talks about Maycombs history with Sinkfield and how it's affected the growth of the town and also about the caste system in Maycomb. Scout recalls meeting her cousin Lily Brooke and this sets off Alexandra wanting to teach the kids about the Finch family. When Atticus begins to talk to Jem and Scout about their behaviors, Scout thinks he is beginning to side with Alexandra and begins to cry, but she knows he is with the kids when he says again, "Its not time to worry."
Chapter 14 begins with Scout talking about the insults Jem and her have heard from fellow townspeople. One of the insults reminds Scout to ask Atticus what rape is. When asked, Atticus answers but then is curious about how Calpurnia is involved in the discussion. Scout then asks to go to Cal's house one afternoon and Alexandra is strongly against it. Scout immediately snaps back but is repromanded by Atticus. Scout leaves in shame and when she comes back hears Alexandra and Atticus arguing over Cal's presence in the kids lives. Jem then pulls Scout aside and tells her she should try not to make Alexandra angry and Scout takes this as him telling her what to do and starts to fight him. Atticus breaks them up as it progresses into a larger fight. They are both sent to bed but before she goes to sleep, Scout thinks there's a snake. Jem fetches a broom and swipes under the bed to find a very dirty Dill hiding there. Jem tells Atticus and he tells Rachel, they decide Dill can spend the night. Dill later wakes up Scout and limbs into bed with her and they talk about his parents and Dill tells Scout that they should get a baby from this man across the river. They talk themselves to sleep and the chapter ends with Scout asking why Boo hasn't run away, Dill says that maybe he douse to have anywhere to run to.
Nailah Chapter 15 In the beginning of the chapter, Dill's family decides that he can stay with his aunt, so he still hangs out with Scout and Jem. Atticus later talks to Mr.Tate and some other neighbors about the trial, causing Jem to grow worried about his father's safety. The next day, Atticus leaves late that evening, and Jem follows him with Dill and Scout tagging along. They eventually find him at the jail. When a few men from the town attempt to intimidate Atticus into leaving Tom Robinson alone so they can get to him, Scout runs over to Atticus and interrupts them. When she sees Mr.Cunningham, she begins to talk to him about his son and entailment. Eventually, Mr.Cunningham responds to her kindly and leads the men away, saving Atticus a bigger dispute. They all leave and Scout realizes that Atticus wasn't mad at Jem for refusing to go home.
William, Chapter 17. First, Sheriff Heck Tate testifies in court. When describing the injuries, he says that they were mostly on Mr. Ewell's daughter's right side, and someone had tried to choke her. When Bob Ewell testifies, Scout tells us about the Ewell's home. Mr. Ewell describes when he came home to hear Mayella screaming, and when he says that he saw her being raped, Judge Taylor has to pound his gavel "for a full five minutes" to get everyone to calm down. After that, he says he ran Tom Robinson off, and most of what he says is the same as Heck Tate, until Atticus asks him if he can write. He says that he can, and Atticus pulls out a piece of paper and asks him to write his name. He signs it with his left hand, which is noted by almost everyone excluding him.
Hope (chapters 28 and 29) 28 The chapter starts with Jem and Scout walking to the play in the dark. Somebody jumps out at them and scares the living day lights out of them. It turns out to be Cecil playing a Halloween prank on them. They walk the rest of the way together, and when they get there Jem goes to his friends and Scout and Cecil play games. When it’s time for the performance Scout realizes her costume has been slightly messed up, however, no one fixes it. She zones out while the first part of the play is going on and doesn’t hear her cue until the third time it is repeated. After the play Mrs. Merriweather tells her she ruined the play, but Jem assures her that she didn’t. They walked back after the crowd had dulled because Scout was too embarrassed to walk back in a crowd of people. While the walk they hear footsteps that stop when they do and walk when they do. When the stop under the tree the steps start running. Jem yells at Scout to run, but somebody knocks her down and wraps her in wire. She calls for Jem and her comes to help, but the person takes Jem and she hears a loud crack, his arm breaking. She hears a man panting, but didn’t know who it was. She couldn’t fin Jem either, so she went back home and discovered that a “farmer” had gotten him to the house, the farmer was standing in the corner of their house. He was also the man that was there and got the bad man of Jem. Jem was unconscious and had a badly broken arm. The call the doctor and policeman. Heck Tate goes out and comes back and tells Atticus that he found Bob Ewell under the tree dead with a knife in his side. 29 Everybody is shocked to hear that Bob Ewell is dead. Atticus feels terrible about, and it is the one time he didn’t see something coming, that Bob would go after his kids. Aunt Alexandra starts to blame herself saying she had a bad feeling and shouldn’t have let them go. Heck tells her it’s not her fault and lets her go to her room. He then asks Scout what happened and she tells him what I just explained above. He asks whom the panting was from and she points to the “farmer” in the corner. She goes into a long description of what he looks like. He smiled at her and she started to tear up. Then she said, “Hey, Boo.” Boo had saved her and Jem’s lives.
Camille (chapters 30 & 31) This last section was a lot about clearing up and helping the reader, and even scout what happened the night bob Ewell died. Chapter 30 In this chapter, Heck Tate tries to explain to Atticus that Bob Ewell killed himself even though it was an accident. Atticus thinks that Heck just keeps saying that a bob killed himslef to protect Jem to make sure that Jem doesn't get charged with killing someone even if it is out of selfA-defense. Heck keeps trying to explain that it was very dark and bob tripped and fell over a root and the weigh of his body pushed him into the knife. Atticus finally understand at the end of the chapter. Charter 31(LASY CHAPTER) In chapter 31, it starts with Scout showing Boo the way to the porch and then, when boo wants to go home, he asks scout to walk him I er to his house. She says yes and walks him home. When she gets back, she goes into Jems room and Atticus is sitting there reading a scary book and scout want him to read it to her. He reads to her and she falls asleep
Daywe: Chapters 2 and 3
ReplyDeleteIn this chapter we read about Jean Louis's first day of school. Before she had started school, she had really wanted to participate. Now that she knows what school is really like, she doesn't like it at all. She gets scolded by her teacher for knowing how to read "the wrong way" and for trying to explain why Walter won't take Miss Caroline's money. The thing that upsets her most is the fact that Miss Caroline told her that her dad couldn't teach and taught her how to read wrong. Jean Louis who reads every night with her father, is worried that she can no longer practice this custom and wants to not go to school. She thinks that if the Ewells can skip school so can she. Her father explains to her that it's different because she is common folk and needs to obey the law. He makes a deal with her that they would continue reading every night if she went to school.
Jordy
ReplyDelete"chapters 6-7"
Chapter 6 begins as Dill's last day in the town. They go to Rachel's fishpond, but when it gets dark, the decide to sneak into the Radley's yard. Scout begs them not to go, but when Jem calls her a girl, she goes along with them. The enter through the backyard, and Jem sneaks around to the front porch. Mr. Radley sees him and fires a shotgun into the air. The children run out the back yard, but Jem's pants get stuck on the gate, so he runs home in his "shorts". When Atticus asks where Jem's pants are, Dill says they were playing strip poker. The next day, Dill leaves, and at night, Jem and Scout sneak out to retrieve the pants. They find them sewn up and folded as if the Radley's were expecting him.
Chapter 7 begins with the beginning of school, and when they walk home, they find a ball of twine in the knot hole of the tree. The next day, they find two soap carvings of them in the knot hole. They than find a spelling bee medal and a pocket watch with a knife attached to it. They finally decide to write a letter to the person who keeps putting things there. When the get back from school the next day, Mr. Radley filled the hole is filled with cement, and says he did it cause it's dying, but when they ask Atticus, he doesn't think it's dying. At the end of the section, Scout finds Jem crying.
Carly (chapter 8)
ReplyDeleteThis chapter was about their tough Winter. Scout and Jem see snow for the first time and the temperature reaches a record low. Scout and Jem build a snow man, which looks like Mr. Avery, but Atticus says to disguise it. They make it look like Mrs. Maudie. On the first snow night, though, Mrs. Maudie's house catches fire. Atticus tells Jem and Scout to go to the front of the Radley house to see which way the wind is blowing. While Jem and Scout are focused on the fire, Boo sneaks out to Scout's freezing body and gives her a blanket. The next morning, Jem and scout talk to Mrs. Maudie about the events of the previous night, and she was not upset about the fire. She thought it would give her more space to plant her azaleas.
Emery
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Chapter 13 starts with Aunt Alexandra beginning her stay with Atticus and the kids. Aunt Alexandra explains the trip as her coming to teach Jem and Scout to behave like the fine Finch's they are. When Atticus gets home, though, he says that Alexandra is doing him a favor by watching them during the days he will be gone working on the trial. Scout describes the various ways Alexandra has been welcomed and is now fitting in to the community. We hear Aunt Alexandra mention streaks continued within a family name, kind of like the traditions we have heard about in the past chapters. Scout then talks about Maycombs history with Sinkfield and how it's affected the growth of the town and also about the caste system in Maycomb. Scout recalls meeting her cousin Lily Brooke and this sets off Alexandra wanting to teach the kids about the Finch family. When Atticus begins to talk to Jem and Scout about their behaviors, Scout thinks he is beginning to side with Alexandra and begins to cry, but she knows he is with the kids when he says again, "Its not time to worry."
Chapter 14 begins with Scout talking about the insults Jem and her have heard from fellow townspeople. One of the insults reminds Scout to ask Atticus what rape is. When asked, Atticus answers but then is curious about how Calpurnia is involved in the discussion. Scout then asks to go to Cal's house one afternoon and Alexandra is strongly against it. Scout immediately snaps back but is repromanded by Atticus. Scout leaves in shame and when she comes back hears Alexandra and Atticus arguing over Cal's presence in the kids lives. Jem then pulls Scout aside and tells her she should try not to make Alexandra angry and Scout takes this as him telling her what to do and starts to fight him. Atticus breaks them up as it progresses into a larger fight. They are both sent to bed but before she goes to sleep, Scout thinks there's a snake. Jem fetches a broom and swipes under the bed to find a very dirty Dill hiding there. Jem tells Atticus and he tells Rachel, they decide Dill can spend the night. Dill later wakes up Scout and limbs into bed with her and they talk about his parents and Dill tells Scout that they should get a baby from this man across the river. They talk themselves to sleep and the chapter ends with Scout asking why Boo hasn't run away, Dill says that maybe he douse to have anywhere to run to.
Nailah Chapter 15
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning of the chapter, Dill's family decides that he can stay with his aunt, so he still hangs out with Scout and Jem. Atticus later talks to Mr.Tate and some other neighbors about the trial, causing Jem to grow worried about his father's safety. The next day, Atticus leaves late that evening, and Jem follows him with Dill and Scout tagging along. They eventually find him at the jail. When a few men from the town attempt to intimidate Atticus into leaving Tom Robinson alone so they can get to him, Scout runs over to Atticus and interrupts them. When she sees Mr.Cunningham, she begins to talk to him about his son and entailment. Eventually, Mr.Cunningham responds to her kindly and leads the men away, saving Atticus a bigger dispute. They all leave and Scout realizes that Atticus wasn't mad at Jem for refusing to go home.
William, Chapter 17.
ReplyDeleteFirst, Sheriff Heck Tate testifies in court. When describing the injuries, he says that they were mostly on Mr. Ewell's daughter's right side, and someone had tried to choke her. When Bob Ewell testifies, Scout tells us about the Ewell's home. Mr. Ewell describes when he came home to hear Mayella screaming, and when he says that he saw her being raped, Judge Taylor has to pound his gavel "for a full five minutes" to get everyone to calm down. After that, he says he ran Tom Robinson off, and most of what he says is the same as Heck Tate, until Atticus asks him if he can write. He says that he can, and Atticus pulls out a piece of paper and asks him to write his name. He signs it with his left hand, which is noted by almost everyone excluding him.
Zach chapters 20-22
ReplyDeleteHope (chapters 28 and 29)
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The chapter starts with Jem and Scout walking to the play in the dark. Somebody jumps out at them and scares the living day lights out of them. It turns out to be Cecil playing a Halloween prank on them. They walk the rest of the way together, and when they get there Jem goes to his friends and Scout and Cecil play games. When it’s time for the performance Scout realizes her costume has been slightly messed up, however, no one fixes it. She zones out while the first part of the play is going on and doesn’t hear her cue until the third time it is repeated. After the play Mrs. Merriweather tells her she ruined the play, but Jem assures her that she didn’t. They walked back after the crowd had dulled because Scout was too embarrassed to walk back in a crowd of people. While the walk they hear footsteps that stop when they do and walk when they do. When the stop under the tree the steps start running. Jem yells at Scout to run, but somebody knocks her down and wraps her in wire. She calls for Jem and her comes to help, but the person takes Jem and she hears a loud crack, his arm breaking. She hears a man panting, but didn’t know who it was. She couldn’t fin Jem either, so she went back home and discovered that a “farmer” had gotten him to the house, the farmer was standing in the corner of their house. He was also the man that was there and got the bad man of Jem. Jem was unconscious and had a badly broken arm. The call the doctor and policeman. Heck Tate goes out and comes back and tells Atticus that he found Bob Ewell under the tree dead with a knife in his side.
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Everybody is shocked to hear that Bob Ewell is dead. Atticus feels terrible about, and it is the one time he didn’t see something coming, that Bob would go after his kids. Aunt Alexandra starts to blame herself saying she had a bad feeling and shouldn’t have let them go. Heck tells her it’s not her fault and lets her go to her room. He then asks Scout what happened and she tells him what I just explained above. He asks whom the panting was from and she points to the “farmer” in the corner. She goes into a long description of what he looks like. He smiled at her and she started to tear up. Then she said, “Hey, Boo.” Boo had saved her and Jem’s lives.
Camille (chapters 30 & 31)
ReplyDeleteThis last section was a lot about clearing up and helping the reader, and even scout what happened the night bob Ewell died.
Chapter 30
In this chapter, Heck Tate tries to explain to Atticus that Bob Ewell killed himself even though it was an accident. Atticus thinks that Heck just keeps saying that a bob killed himslef to protect Jem to make sure that Jem doesn't get charged with killing someone even if it is out of selfA-defense. Heck keeps trying to explain that it was very dark and bob tripped and fell over a root and the weigh of his body pushed him into the knife. Atticus finally understand at the end of the chapter.
Charter 31(LASY CHAPTER)
In chapter 31, it starts with Scout showing Boo the way to the porch and then, when boo wants to go home, he asks scout to walk him I er to his house. She says yes and walks him home. When she gets back, she goes into Jems room and Atticus is sitting there reading a scary book and scout want him to read it to her. He reads to her and she falls asleep