To Kill a Mockingbird
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- Created on: 30-03-14 10:00
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- To Kill a Mockingbird
- Scout
- Inquisitive
- "Do all lawyers defend n-Negroes, Atticus?"
- Fearless
- "I split my knuckle to the bone"
- Well meaning/ thinks of others
- "He's a Cunningham"
- Rude to Walter
- "He's a Cunningham"
- Isn't a typical girl
- Doesn't just accept things
- Tomboy
- Innocent
- "There wasn't much left for us to learn, except possible algebra"
- Uses offensive language
- "******"
- Matures
- Torments and gossips about Boo
- See's things from his point of view
- Rude to Walter
- Respects Walter's family
- Uses offensive words
- Becomes more respectful, uses words like "*****" instead
- Plays games with Jem
- Addresses adult issues
- Torments and gossips about Boo
- Inquisitive
- Jem
- Brave
- "In all his life, Jem had never declined a dare"
- Sensitive
- "How could they do it, how could they?"
- Worried about Atticus outside the jail
- Calm
- "He had a naturally tranquil disposition"
- Grows up the most
- Becoming responsible
- "Broke the remaining code of our childhood"
- Maturing
- "Jem and I first began to part company"
- Has a better understanding
- Explains things to Scout in the court case
- Becoming responsible
- Rebel
- Destroys Mrs Dubose's camellias
- Refuses to go home and leave Atticus outside the jail
- Torments Boo
- Lies to avoid trouble
- Rebel
- Destroyed Mrs Dubose's camellias
- Refuses to go home and leave Atticus with the mob outside the jail
- Torments Boo
- Lies to avoid trouble
- Strong feelings
- Sensitive
- "How could they do it, how could they?
- Worries about Atticus with the mob
- Upset by the outcome of the trial
- Strong sense of justice
- Sensitive
- Grows up
- Better understanding
- Explains things to Scout in the trial
- Maturing
- "Jem and I first began to part company"
- Better understanding
- Brave
- Atticus
- Honorable and unselfish
- Does things even though he knows he won't be liked by the town afterwards
- Wants the children to see things from other people's perspectives
- "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view- until you climb into his skin and walk around in in."
- Patient
- "infinite capacity for calming turbulent seas
- Respectful
- "I do my best to love everybody"
- See's the best in people
- Lawyer
- Works hard to do a good job
- Cares about his clients
- Loves his children
- Always honest with them
- Teaches them to accept people
- Spend time with them
- Honorable and unselfish
- Dill
- Imaginative
- "Beautiful things floated around in his dreamy head"
- Childlike
- "Dill had started crying and couldn't stop"
- Sensitive
- "Striking a match under a turtle was hateful"
- Playful
- Come up with all the "eccentric plan" when playing with Jem and Scout
- Runs away from things that make him unhappy
- Upset at *** Tom Robinson is treated
- Had to leave the courtroom
- Running away from reality
- Runs away from home
- Felt unloved, "wasn't interested in me"
- Run away to become a clown
- Escape Maycomb's prejudice
- Upset at *** Tom Robinson is treated
- Imaginitive
- "Beautiful things floated around in his dreamy head"
- Childlike
- "Dill had started crying and couldn't stop"
- Sensitive
- "Striking a match under a turtle was hateful"
- Playful
- Came up with the "eccentric plans" when playing with Jem and Scout"
- Runs away when unhappy
- Run away to the circus to become a clown
- Escape Maycomb's prejudice and "laugh" at it
- Upset at the way Tom is treated so runs out
- Running away from reality
- Run away to the circus to become a clown
- Imaginative
- Calpurnia
- Strict
- "She was always ordering me out of the kitchen"
- Valued
- "We couldn't operate a single day without Cal"
- Stern
- "I seldom pleased her and she seldom rewarded me"
- Scout
- Affectionate and compassionate
- Mother figure
- Strict
- Tom Robinson
- Hard working family man
- Polite
- His "manners were as good as Atticus's"
- Caring
- "I was glad to do it, Mr Ewell didn't seem to help her none"
- Hardworking
- "I works pretty steady... all year round"
- Disabled
- Arem got caught in a cotton gin
- Boo Radley
- Mysterious
- "Mr Radley's boy was not seen again for fifteen years"
- Polite
- "He always spoke nicely to me"
- Timid
- "The voice of a child afraid of the dark"
- Community gossip about him
- Used him as a scapegoat
- Scapegoat= someone who gets balmed and punished for something that isn't their fault
- Used him as a scapegoat
- Mysterious
- Ewell family
- Mayella
- Dutiful
- "Accustomed to strenuous labour"
- Lonely
- "Mayella Ewell must have been the loneliest person in the world"
- Neglected
- "Tom Robinson was probably the only person who was ever decent to her"
- Dutiful
- Bob
- Lazy
- He was "fired from the WPA for laziness"
- Abusive
- "His chest swelled, once more he was a little red rooster"
- Arrogant
- "She says what her papa do to her don't count"
- Lazy
- Mayella
- Dutiful
- "Accustomed to strenuous labour"
- Neglected
- "Tom Robinson was probably the only person who was ever decent to her"
- Lonely
- "Mayell Ewell must have been the loneliest oerson in the world"
- Dutiful
- Bob
- Lazy
- He was "fired from the WPA for laziness"
- Arrogant
- "His chest swelled, and once more he was a little red rooster"
- Lazy
- Mayella
- Scout
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