How does Atticus handle the situaion?
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he starts too tell the children that aunt wants them to act a certain way but sees that the children are hurt and tells them to stay the way they are i am reading this stupid book to
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its all in the eyes. and body language,after that grab his hands and precede to get closer. by then hell take over.
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Hmmmm, I know a bunch of high chair tyrants who are well into adulthood chronilogically, but damn, if I don't think I'm talking to a little kid.  I think they get stuck in the place where they missed out, and never fully develop.  It's sort of like scar tissue that builds up to close in the open wound.  You may be able to cover up the hole, but the mark remains.  If someone disrupts the scab, it can break open again -- hence, a person can compensate for the loss, but methinks he will be reminded of that hole in his world for a very, very long time - perhaps to the point where he goes back and looks at his life map, and figures out where he left himself/got lost.
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There are usually three options\n\n1. Fight the problem\n2. Leave the situation\n3. Accept the situation\n\nHow much you are cornered will depend on which options are available to you.  When you cannot leave, you are then left with two options. Do nothing, or fight.  Quite often you will find that doing both will be your only answer.  How you fight, and with what weapons will determine whether you are successful or not.
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To kill a Mocking Bird...By Harper Lee
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I swore never to read again after To Kill a Mockingbird gave me no useful advice on killing mockingbirds! It did teach me not to judge a man based on the color of his skin, but what good does that do me?\n\n\nLMAO
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Storm will control the weather. Also she takes over the school since Professor X is dead. She kinda gets her butt kicked by that girl that's on Magneto's team, that can move really fast, until Storm throws her on a metal fence and then electrocutes her.
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It was with regrets, Lee resigned his commission (after being offered the command of the union army) abandoned Arlington and moved to Richmond . Lee offered his services to the state of Virginia and was placed in command of all military forces from that state. He was assigned military adviser to President Jefferson Davis, were he had to coordinate numerous operations involving officers who were very sensitive about their command positions and obligations. In the spring of 1862, McClellan was poised to strike the city of Richmond. In a pitched battle at Seven Pines, General Joseph Johnston, commanding the Confederate forces, was seriously wounded. Lee replaced him.  I hope this answers your question.  Happy Holidays.  God Bless You and The Southern People.
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It is difficult to give you advice. Take control. Be a leader. Set with him reasonable rules. Let him tell you how to take correctional measures if he tresspasses. You are close to him tell him straight to the face what is acceptable to you and what is not. Do not nag him. The best leaders usually renders support and guidance. Please do not be a supersoft motherly type. Earn respect by being his leader logically, but reasonable. If nothing else help sen him back to mother. See it as a challenge not a burden. Good luck.
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1. Davis was leader of the Confederacy.\n2. He appointed Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard, one of the important\n   generals during the Civil War.\n3. He was responsible for the strategy of defending all \n   Southern territory.\n4. He made poor strategical choices, and kept his friends in\n   command of his armies even though they weren't great\n   generals.\n\nCan't find anything else, but here's a link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Davis#Leadership_of_the_Confederacy
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Courage is one. The lady morphine addict and Atticus both know they are going to lose and give it their best anyway. That's one of the finest definitions of courage around.\n\nThere are other themes in the book.\n\nThere are other definitions of courage, too. In one of the early Harry Potter books a teacher tells Neville Longbottom that the thing he fears the most is in the cabinet at the front of the room. Neville rolls up his sleeves and steps forward.\n\nHemingway's "grace under pressure" never seemed like a good definition to me. I saw a marathon runner hurt so much he vomited, then kept going, striding awkwardly because of the cramp, with flecks of breakfast on his shoes. He wasn't graceful. He wasn't a quitter, either.
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There's no right answer but that's what I'd say.\nI' d say that outside the courthouse, Mr Cunningham went with the others not because it was what he believed but because it was what everyone else believed and what he thought he should believe - he was blinded from the truth.\nIt took Scout talking to him normally and casually that made him see sense - see what he was doing and the consequences of it. She made him think about his own son and it was then that he realised how what eh was doing was wrong. Just like he had a son, Atticus had children and it's not just about hurting Atticus because he's trying to conform to the town's racist ways. There's a bigger picture, and if he did something to Atticus, he would be doing something to two young children's Father as well.\nSo Scout reminding him of his Son, made him consider Atticus and the fact that he had a life of his own and children to care for etc.
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What do you mean by this?  What are they positioning themselves to do?
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ATTICUS  \nGender: Masculine \n\nUsage: Literature \n \nFrom a Roman name meaning "from Attica" in Latin. Attica is the region surrounding Athens in Greece. This name was used by Harper Lee in her novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
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Suddenly and totally unexpectedly.\n\nFor example, in the Civil War Union General John Sedgwick who, was patrolling a trench line and yelling at soldiers who were crouching and staying low because of the confederates on the other side. Sedgwick, walked tall, commenting:\n\n"They couldn't hit an elephant at this dist--"
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Well, this is quite easy to answer if you read one tiny little chapter in the book - is there a reason you have not done this already?\n\nI would say that the reasons are:\n1) Atticus' steadfastness to not let the mob take Tom, coupled with his respect in the community\n2) The appearance of the children at the jailhouse to "defend" Atticus\nBut most important,\n3) Scout's recognition of Mr. Cunningham and others in the mob, and her speech.  a) This turned them from an anonymous group into people who were singled out, and therefore responsible for their actions, and b) Scout reminded Mr. Cunningham of a time when he could not pay his legal bill and he was "beholden" [or some similar word, you'll need to find it] to the Finches to pay off the debt.  It sort of introduces the concept of karma and conscience, and makes Mr. Cunningham (one of the leaders) think twice about doing something so unconscionable.\n\nHope this helps!
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Haha,I just did an essay on it.....\nBut,it's wrong to claim someone else's essay as your own,so I can't write it for you.\nI can give you some pointers,though.\n\nWell,you can write on Tom Robinson(in general), write about Francis's and Aunt Alexandra's reaction to Atticus taking the case,about Cecil Jacob's fight with Scout.You can write about the fact that Negroes and whites sit in different places in the courtroom.\n\nThe whole book is practically all about racism,so it won't be hard AT ALL to find quotes and evidence.Good luck :)