HELP!!! TKAM Chapters 12-17 Questions

Question

We see this illustrated in the character of Calpurnia. Why do you think that she acts and speaks differently when she is around her friends? Do you think that this is courageous or cowardice? Why?
In addition, Atticus and Aunt Alexandria have clearly different perspectives on how a person should behave. How do their perspectives differ? Which perspective is more courageous? Why?
Finally, when the plot progresses to the trial, further expectations of behavior are clearly set for the spectators. What are the expectations for the spectators and how do some spectators disregard them? Do you think that it was courageous or cowardly to go against the expectations of the court?

Asked by Michael W #557108 on 9/26/2016 2:09 PM

Last updated by kj c #1185048 on 10/24/2021 12:09 AM

Answered by jill d #170087 on 9/26/2016 3:33 PM

You see what illustrated in the character of Calpurnia? Please provide addtional information. Also, your questions must be listed separately.

Answered by kj c #1185048 on 10/24/2021 12:09 AM

In addition, Atticus and Aunt Alexandria have clearly different perspectives on how a person should behave. How do their perspectives differ? Which perspective is more courageous? Why?