In To Kill a Mockingbird what do the children think about Miss Maudie?

Answer 1

she says their mother would be ashamed of atticus letting his children run riots and that's he's not bringing them up properly! She also says that their mother was prettier than any other woman.

Answer 2

Mrs. Dubose says that Atticus is a negro lover.

She disgraces the Finch family by saying how Scout will be a waiter when she grows up and how Atticus defends black people. Jem becomes really irate or mad when she said that Atticus is no better than black people and the trash he works for them. The trash is referring to defending a black man.

Because Mrs. Dubose makes fun of his father.

Answer 3

The children, Jem and Scout, have immense respect and admiration for Miss Maudie. They see her as a kind, wise, and understanding adult who treats them with respect and honesty. They view her as someone who embodies moral integrity and demonstrates kindness and resilience in the face of adversity.

Answer 4

She says that their mother was a wonderful women and Jem misses her.

Answer 5

The children like and respect miss Maudie because she lets them play in her yard and answers their questions

Answer 6

Atticus says that Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose is old and sick, and that Jem and Scout should ignore her insults and be polite to her.

Answer 7

she is black.