Who is Lula in the book To Kill A Mockingbird?

Answer 1

She's the African-American woman who goes to Calpurnia's church (or shows up at it, rather) who thinks that Jem and Scout shouldn't be at the Black church since black kids couldn't go to the white church. She tells Cal this in front of everyone, but the rest of the congregation doesn't agree with her and accepts Jem and Scout, especially since Atticus is defending Tom.
Lula is a woman that goes to Cal's church, the first purchase. She disapproves of Jem and Scout being at the "black church". This is used to show that Cal is a strong, independent woman, and she can stick up for herself and those around her. It also shows some black people's views on white people during this time period, and that not all the black population shared these views. Lula is the black lady in the New Purchase church (Calpurnia's church, she takes Jem and Scout here). She does not like when Calpurnia takes Jem and Scout to their church because they are white.

Answer 2

Tom Robinson is the mockingbird in this book. He is being persecuted (and eventually killed) for a crime that he did not commit. Because of the colour of his skin, Tom Robinson is defenseless, exactly how a mockingbird would be. Boo Radley could technically be seen as a mockingbird but nothing as severe happens to him. He is more of the 'scapegoat' of Maycomb.
Tom Robinson is the mockingbird because he was not guilty of raping mayella but he still suffered
Tom Robinson

and Boo Radly

they only gave

no harm from them

just like a mocking birds sings

not harms you

Answer 3

Lula is a minor character in the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. She is a member of the African American community in Maycomb and expresses discontent towards the Finch children, Scout and Jem, attending the First Purchase African M.E. Church with their father, Atticus. Lula represents the racial tensions and divisions present in the town during that time.

Answer 4

A mischievous prankster, he was affectionately called "Lil' Jimmy" by Atticus. He gets Scout pregnant and leaves town, never to be seen again.

Answer 5

The housekeeper