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How did Lula react to the Finch children attending the African ME Church Why did she react this way?
After Lula expresses her concerns and makes the children feel uncomfortable, she walks away as the rest of the congregation welcomes Jem and Scout with open arms. Lula’s reaction reveals her anger towards white people and resentment for being treated as a second-class citizen in a segregated society.
How did Lula make Scout feel?
Lula, a young African American parishioner, makes Scout and Jem feel unwelcome and gives Calpurnia a hard time about bringing them there. Lula represents the African Americans in Maycomb who are starting to voice their outrage about the unjust treatment their community members endure.
What’s the reason the children are given as to why Aunt Alexandra has come to stay with them what do you think is the real reason?
What’s the reason the children are given as to why Aunt Alexandra has come to stay with them? What do you think it’s the real reason? She told the kids that their father md her decided it was time she came to stay for a while. That they are growing up and they need a feminine influence in their life.
Why does Lula not like Jem and Scout?
Lula is not happy to see Scout and Jem with Calpurnia at First Purchase because it is an African-American church and she doesn’t think white children should be there. When Calpurnia tries to tell Lula that Scout and Jem are her company, Lula objects, saying Calpurnia is not company at the Finch house during the week.
What caused the snake under Scout’s bed?
When Atticus came upstairs and broke up the fight, Scout asked if she had to mind Jem now, too. Their father answered that she only had to mind him if he could make her and sent them both to bed. She called Jem thinking it was a snake, and he got the broom to sweep it out. It turned out to be Dill hiding under her bed.
Where does Aunt Alexandra tell Scout she is not allowed to go?
Scout then remembers that Cal had invited her over after church next Sunday and asks Atticus if she can go. Before Atticus can respond, Alexandra intervenes and says, “You may not” (Lee 84). Alexandra does not want Scout to visit Cal’s neighborhood because she is prejudiced regarding African Americans.
What was actually under Scout’s bed?
Scout assumes that it is a snake and calls Jem to help her. He gets a broom and jabs the broom stick under the bed. After hearing grunts, Jem sees a dirty person run out from under the bed. He swings the broom and luckily misses because it is Dill.
What is the snake beneath Scout’s bed?
As Scout prepared for bed, she stepped on something warm and dry, but when she turned on the light, it had disappeared under her bed. She called Jem thinking it was a snake, and he got the broom to sweep it out. It turned out to be Dill hiding under her bed.