To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 14-15 – Flashcards

Atticus explains it in a very mature way, with big words and very vaguely but still so Scout can understand. He does not lie to her like other parents would do

Aunt Alexandra tells Atticus that since she has moved in, they can dismiss Calpurnia. Aunt Alexandra prefers that the children are raised by a white woman and not a black woman.Atticus tells her that Calpurnia is part of the family, and that the children love her.

She feels that since he fought back that he still is a kid and is equal

When Jem tells Atticus about Dill, she gets upset and realizes that maybe Jem really is growing up.

We learn that Dills new family didn't pay attention to him very much.

For the first time, Scout and Jem witness the hatred of the mob and the horrors of racism, and see their Father in a vulnerable position.

Jem stays right where he is and doesn't leave, because he feels that Atticus is in danger.

The fact that the children weren't leaving and they didn't wan to do what they had planned in front of the children.

Talking about entailmen to Walter Cunningham and everyone in the aggregation was looking at her with their mouths open. Scout made Walter stand in Atticus's shoes for a moment.