To Kill a Mockingbird
To Kill A Mockingbird Question
Why does Miss Caroline act the way she does to the children in chapter 3? Why does she seem so intolerant?
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Why does Miss Caroline act the way she does to the children in chapter 3? Why does she seem so intolerant?
Miss. Caroline didn't grow up among the poor and lived a sheltered life. She had never seen lice, and they frightened her. It isn't so much intolerance, as inexperience and fear.