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To kill a Mockingbird (Atticus ("Were not fighting the Yankees but…
To kill a Mockingbird
Boo Radley
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Got involved in bad people and soon as he got caught and his parents got mad and locked him in the house and now know one has seen him since
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Some people think he is still in the house,dead, or still going crazy
Scout and dill said that boo should run of but then dill said that maybe he dosent have any where to run of to
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Scout
Does not have a mom, daughter of Atticus
Does not wear dresses. Scout ended up fighting with Jem for telling her what to do but she knows she's trying to help just doesn't want to have to listen to her
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Scout dropkicks one of the men because they grab Jem. does not understand why people are calling her dad a negro lover.
Ended up fighting with Jem for telling her what to do but she knows she's trying to help just doesn't want to have to listen to her
Gets sassy with Alexandria upset she has to listen to her. Over hears Atticus talking with Alexandria
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Calpurnia
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Out of place in b community, The cook for the Finch's
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Good values, J&S, love her / J&S's mother figure
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Mr. Mrs. Radley
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Dosent let his son go out of the house because after his mom died we went into a bad group and got in trobule with the law
Mr. Cunningham
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Was going to lynch Atticus when his kid and dill came and scout started talking about how good Mr.Cunningham son was and then they left
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Miss.Caroline
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Does not like how scout knows how to read and tells her to tell her dad that he needs to stop reading to her.
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Scout cut her plants when she said that Atticus is no better than a n then she called Atticus and told him what she did so thats why she had to read to Miss Caroline
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Lula
She does not like how Calpurnia brought S,& J to the "Nigger"church.
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Mr.Avery
He lives down the street, boarding Mrs.Dubose
Scout wants to keep an eye out for Mr. Avery, a neighbor who had previously astonished them by peeing an eye out for Mr. Avery, a neighbor who had previously astonished them by peeing
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