Murer- Summarizer Chapters 6-11

                   The settings in this section are mostly at the Finches house, the Radley place, Finches Landing, and Mrs. Dubose's house. The most important parts in this section would be, when Miss Maudie's house catches on fire and Boo Radley comes out and puts a blanket on Scout and she doesnt realize that. Also, when Scout, Jem, and Dill decide to go and try to look into the Radley Place so that they can try to see Boo Radley, and Jem tears and loses his pants; and later that night he went back to get them and they were already hung up on the fence and Boo had sewed them up for him. By the things that Boo does for the children I think that their opinion on how he is changes, they were curious of how he was because of all of the rumors that they heard about him from the adults. But by what Boo does they think that he might be a pretty nice guy.
                   A lesson in this part of the book that Jem and Scout learn is dont kill mockingbirds. Atticus said not to kill mockingbirds because they dont do anything wrong but sing beautiful music for them. But now thinking about it there was deffinately a deeper meaning behind all of that. When Atticus says that it reminds me of mockingbirds being like good people, who are being "killed" by evil. Kind of like Boo Radley, he doesnt hurt anyone but instead he leaves wonderful gifts for Jem and Scout and as you can see from my examples I gave earlier, he wanted the chldren to know that he was good.