1. In the dome above the empty planet, there were birds. 2. Among those birds there was a king, His name was Father Walter.…
Atticus Pivotal Moments Atticus has a lot of wonderful and pivotal moments even with his kids or with his neighborhoods. The three pivotal moments in Atticus' life are accepting Tom's case, raceing his kids, and shooting first time for his kids. The most brave action is when he accepting Tom's case and he knows he can't win. As a result the police shoots Tom and that very sad for Atticus and for Tom's family too.…
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is an excellent book that portrays the Big Questions in many ways. As a 6 year old living in the Great Depression, Jean-Louise (Scout) Finch, and Jeremy (Jem) Finch, take the reader to the roots of the behavior of humans: innocence and guilt, kindness and cruelty, love and hate, calmness to ferocity. Throughout the book, the Big Questions show up, and there are many examples of how this is so. From conformity to fate, and the purpose of life to how our environment affects us.…
To: VRoland From: Clarissa Trejo Assignment: Key Cases (Gagnon v Scarpelli Pg. 393) & (Mempa v Rhay Pg. 393) Gagnon v. Scarpelli (1973) The safeguards identified in Morrissey v. Brewer were extended to probationers. The Court of Appeals affirmed. Scarpelli, the respondent, had a felony probationer, then was detained for carrying out a burglary crime. Scarpelli's, probation was cancelled without an official hearing and was not represented by counsel.…
(Score for Question 1: ___ of 9 points) 1. Atticus says that Mr. Cunningham is basically good but has blind spots like everyone else. What does Atticus mean? How is Atticus different from the men at the jail at night?…
1. Gallant – There was a gallant knight who fought the ferocious dragon. 2. Fray – The big carpet frays over the long periods of time. 3.…
The famous children's novel and winner of the Pulitzer Award, To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a perfect example of how blacks were treated back in the 1930s, and really, during that entire era. This story is about injustice and racism towards the so called “negroes”. A white man named Atticus Finch is given the task to defend a black man accused of rape, and acts as his lawyer. This is not easy for Atticus or his family, as they are repeatedly taunted and made fun of for taking the side of the African-American, something that was considered absurd back in the day. This alone just makes you wonder how it would be to roam the streets in a different colored skin.…
Chapter 1: In this chapter we are introduced to the characters in the book. The main characters appear to be Scout and Jem. Scout is a young girl living in Maycomb Alabama along with her older brother Jem and father Atticus. Jem and Scout share a friend, a young boy named Dill who comes during the summer to visit.…
Mrs. Radley died, the neighbors attend the funeral, there was no sight of Boo. The next day, the new sight of snow shocked Scout and Jem, for first time creating a snowman. Waking up in the middle of the night was wild fire which burnt down Miss Maudie’s house. Scout and Jem standed at the front gate of the Radley’s house. They went home after the fire stopped.…
Why is it a sin to kill a mockingbird? In Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird, a mockingbird symbolizes innocence. According to Atticus, “It is a sin to kill a mockingbird” (Pg 119). Three examples of mockingbirds are, Mayella Ewell, Tom Robinson, and Boo Radley.…
1# Why can’t Miss Maudie serve on a jury? Miss Maudie can not serve on a jury because she is a women. 2…
Maycomb’s Disease British writer Amelia Barr once said, “Injustice is a sixth sense, and rouses all the others” (A-Z Quotes). In To Kill A Mockingbird, Harper Lee, the author, displayed different cases of injustice in the cozy town of Maycomb. For instance, black women experienced inequity just because of their race. In addition, those who believed in advocating African Americans encountered persecution for their beliefs. Correspondingly, different adults in a young girl’s life attempted to take away her optimism and constraint her to behave like everyone else.…
This story “To kill a mockingbird” has been very interesting so far. These 7 chapters so far are very simple but interesting. Even though I don’t really know what is going to happen, or what the main idea is , I anticipate that this story might take several turns and have lots of situations in the story. I sense that there is going to be some excitement and lots of trouble in “To kill a mockingbird”. I can notice that perhaps there can be some depressing moments.…
While the trio hanged out at the fishpool, they decide to go for quick walk. They then decide in an infinitesimal second, they were going to the streetlight to look at the Radley’s house. Though Scout protested, Jem had won her into the plan of entering the backyard and find out if Boo existed. They then countered many challenges: a one way gate, chickens, and climbing. They snuck to the side of the house, boosting each other up to look through the window.…
A boy named Dill moves in next door with his aunt for the summer. He becomes friends with Jem and Scout Finch and they play together. They live near their neighbor Boo Radley and there are a lot of rumors going around about him because he never comes out of the house he lives in with his brother. Some say he stabbed his father and his brother, Nathan Radley, moved into the house. The whole town talks rumors about Boo and Dill, Scout, and Jem try to get Boo to come outside with several antics.…