Chapter+5

Chapter 5: Ms. Maudie Very nice Only lady around for Scout to talk to other than Calipurnia Loves to garden and make cornbread Lives across the street from the Finches and next to Boo Radley Widow Dresses like a farmer Beautiful [Ironic]They are so religious that they are intolerant of others who are not Thought that everything that is pleasurable and enjoyable was a sin Fatherly Very accepting of other people and thought all people were equal Miss Maudie thinks that Atticus is the same with his kids in public as he is in private. She means that he respects his children and doesn’t hit or abuse them. Scout, Dill, and Jem put the note on the fishing pole and try to get it into the house for Boo to see. The note asked Boo Radley to please come out of the house. Then they began ringing the doorbell. Atticus catches them while they are trying to contact him and tells them to leave Boo Radley.
 * Character description and analysis of Ms. Maudie
 * Mr. Radley (Boo’s dad) = Foot washing Baptist? What is the message?
 * Characteristics of Atticus (be sure you include Ms. Maudie’s perspective)
 * Contact with Boo? What happens?