Chapter+5

Chapter 5: - One of the few nice ladies in Maycomb -Especially kind to Scout -She likes to garden -She hated her house; thought that “time spent indoors was time wasted.” -Baked cakes for her neighborhood friends -She was a friend of Scout and Jem’s uncle Jack -Foot washing Baptists believe anything that's pleasure is a sin. They take the Bible literally. Through this example Harper lee is criticizing extremists. She thinks the Radley's take their religion too seriously and do not need to take it to that level. - According to Ms. Maudie, Atticus is nice inside and outside the house. -He is always kind and caring to his to children, Scout and Jem. - He doesn’t hide anything. - Atticus is also a lawyer so he is not home much, and when he is home he is tired.
 * Character description and analysis of Ms. Maudie
 * Mr. Radley (Boo’s dad) = Foot washing Baptist? What is the message?
 * Characteristics of Atticus (be sure you include Ms. Maudie’s perspective)
 * Contact with Boo? What happens?
 * Dill, Scout and Jem extended the game called, “Radley” by writing a note, putting it on a fishing rod and attempting to give it to Boo Radley. As they were attempting to put the note to the window Atticus catches the kids. He said that they are not to torment the man because if he wanted to come out he would. Atticus also said that they have to stop playing the game and stop trying to touch the house. Lastly Atticus said that playing their game is basically displaying Boo Radley’s life history.

