How Does Atticus Admires Miss Maudie

How Does Atticus Admires Miss Maudie

1. Scout admires Miss Maudie because she is nice to all of the children and treats them with respect, even though they are just kids.



2. Atticus says that the main reason he defends Tom Robinson is because he wouldn't be representing the country in legislature. Also, he wouldn't be able to tell Scout and seem not to do something if he didn't do it.



3. Scout fights with Cecil and Francis because they anger her by calling Atticus a "nigger–lover."



4. Aunt Alexandra disapproves of Scout because she doesn't act or dress like a lady should. She thinks that Scout should wear a dress and have tea parties.



5. Uncle Sacks regrets punishing Scout because he never asked to hear Scout's side of the story.



6. Calpurnia scolds at Scout when she questioned Walter's eating habits.



7. Miss Carolina tells Scout to stop reading with Atticus.



8. Miss Maudie's house catches on fire.



9. His pants were folded up and stitched where they had been ripped.



10. Atticus is good at shooting guns.



11. The last sentence states, "But I never figured out how Atticus knew I was listening and it was not until many years later that I realized he wanted me to hear every word." In the last few paragraphs of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...It is significant that Jem and Scout sit to Reverend Skyes during the trial because it is a stand up to racism. The trial was basically a battle of the races, black vs white, and the Finches were with the blacks. Also, this was a way for the kids to see what life was like for African Americans. They saw how they were treated and stepped into the shoes of the African Americans. By sitting with the other black people, Jem and Scout show their support for making the case equal to all, no matter the race. AT the same time, they were backing up Atticus' decision to defend Tom Robinson, by staying with the "colored" people instead of white. The kids were sticking up for what they thought was right. Scout and Jem matured at the same time, by learning more about the society they lived

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