Bell Work:
Compare and contrast Atticus and Dolphus Raymond.
Vocabulary:
- Fey
- (adj) elven or fairy in appearance
- Concede
- (verb) to give over an argument
- Reminiscent
- (adj) reminding one of something
- Amiable
- (adj) giving a feeling of friendliness
Reading Questions:
- What is Scout’s reaction to last night’s events?
- What does Jem do in response?
- What does Jem do in response?
- Why do you think a man like Mr. Underwood was protecting Atticus?
- He hates black people, why wasn’t he with the mob?
- He hates black people, why wasn’t he with the mob?
3. How does Scout describe Atticus changing?
- How is it manifested?
- Why do you think Alexandra cares about how they talk in front of Calpurnia?
4. Why does Mr. Dolphus Raymond act the way he does?
- What does his need to act like that say about humanity?
5. What does the amount of people going to the trial say about humanity?
- Consider the arguments of Nature of Man
6. How do Scout and Jem get a seat to watch the trial?
Homework:
Read chapter 17 and finish reading questions.