To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 11 Alternate Ending

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“So that’s how Rose found you that night?” Jasper asked, thoroughly intrigued by his brother’s story as they sat in those same woods beside Reedy Creek several decades later. Lazily, he kicked another log onto the fire in front of them. Not really needing the warmth the fire provided, it was more of a habit whenever Jasper spent time with Emmett out in the woods. “Then, why are we back at the scene of your death?”
“Because…” Emmett shifted against the fallen tree that used as a back prop. “Sara’s family still lives in this valley.” To emphasize his determination, he crossed his arms across his arms over his chest. “I might be a vampire now and unable to live among my family but that don’t mean I take my role as man of the family lightly. I

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