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Miss Stephanie Crawford. –Miss Stephanie Crawford is a neighbour who spreads gossip around the neighbourhood. In this chapter, she is one of the neighbours who show up at the Radley House front gate. She is there because she heard about a problem that happened.
Mr. Avery. –Mr. Avery is a neighbour who lives across the street from Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose’s house. In this chapter, he is one of the neighbours who show up at the Radley House front gate. He is there because he heard about a problem that happened.
Miss Rachel. – Miss Rachel is the Finch’s next door neighbour. She is also Dill’s aunt. In this chapter, she is one of the neighbours who show up at the Radley House front gate. She is there because she heard about a problem that happened.
Miss Maudie. –Miss Maudie is a neighbour that is across from the Finch family. She is a widow. In this chapter, she is one of the neighbours who show up at the Radley House front gate. She is there because she heard about a problem that happened.
1. Sadness. Sadness is shown in the chapter, because it was Dill’s last night in Maycomb.
2. Lying. Lying is shown when a circle of neighbours were standing near the Radley front gate. Jem and Dill lies to Atticus about what they were doing.
3. Fear. Fear is shown all over the chapter because, the three friends were all scared on Dill’s plan to sneak in on the Radley house.
4. Sneakiness. Sneakiness is shown, when all the three friends were sneaking quietly, looking through the window quickly, so that they can see Boo Radley.
Atticus Finch. –Atticus is Scout and Jem’s father. In this chapter, Atticus wonders what Jem, Scout, and Dill are up to.
Jem. –Jem is Scout’s older brother. In this chapter, his role is with Dill, on sneaking and checking in on the Radley House. Jem decides to go along with Dill. Jem tells Scout to either come along with them, or else she has to go home. Also, in this chapter, this is when Jem gets his pants caught in the Radley House’s fence.
Dill Harris. –Dill Harris is Jem and Scout’s best friend, that comes and play with them, during the summertime. In this chapter, his role is with Jem, on secretly sneaking in on the Radley House. It is also seen that Dill is leaving Maycomb. Dill is the main leader of this plan, and Jem and Scout decide to follow him.
Jean Louise Finch. Nickname: Scout. –Scout is the protagonist and narrator, of this novel. In this chapter, Scout is scared to go and sneak in on the Radley House.
The general setting in the text is Maycomb Alabama. In this specific chapter the different settings are mainly in and around the houses and town streets, specifically Miss. Rachel's fishpond, Jem and Scouts house and the Radley house- both in the front and the back.
1. Personification- "at first I thought it was a tree, but there was no wind blowing and, tree-trunks never walk." (p: 71) This is a significant show of personification because it signifies the first moment that Scout sees Mr. Nathan and knows something is about to happen.
2. Dialogue- "Miss. Stephanie said "Jem Finch!" "Yes ma'am" asked Jem. Atticus spoke. "where're your pants, son?" "Pants sir?" "Pants."" (p: 72-73). This is a significant dialogue in the chapter because it is where Jem, Dill and Scout figure out that they might get caught for going into the Radley's yard.
3. Hyperbole- "You'll get your head shot off, Jem. please..." (p: 75) This is a significant hyperbole because it shows just how much Scout really cares about Jem.
Jem and Dill listen to Atticus until Dill’s final day in Maycomb. On the last day they ask to go to Miss. Rachels fishpond, when he and Jem plan to sneak over to the Radley Place and peek through the fence aswell as explore. Scout tags along with them as they creep around the house, glancing in through different entrances and windows. Suddenly, they see the shadow of a man also hearing a shotgun go off behind them! They escape under the fence by the schoolyard but Jem’s pants get caught on a fence, and he has to kick them off in order to get free. The children run home, where they encounter some of the neighborhood parents, including Atticus, Miss Maudie, and Miss Stephanie Crawford. Miss Maudie tells them that Nathan Radley shot at “a Negro” in his yard. Miss Stephanie also explains that Mr. Radley is waiting outside with his gun to shoot at the next sound he hears or thing he sees. Scared by the news Jem scurries to the Radley’s house later that night to retrieve his pants from the fence but this time with extra precaution.