Why does Calpurnia scold Scout during dinner?

Answer 1

Cal scolds Scout because she made an issue of Walter Cunninhams' use of maple syrup. Cal reminds her that young Walter is a guest in their home and as such, should be entitled to respect regardless of the situation

Answer 2

She comes into tell Atticus, while he is cross-examining Mayella Ewell, that she cannot find his children (Jem and Scout). They soon realize that they are both sitting in the colored gallery of the court observing the proceedings from above.

Answer 3

Calpurnia scolds Scout during dinner for criticizing Walter's behavior and not showing proper manners as a host. She wants Scout to be respectful and understanding towards their guests, even if they come from different backgrounds or have different manners. Calpurnia is teaching Scout the importance of empathy and consideration for others.

Answer 4

Scout was "interested, curious. I wanted to be her 'company,' to se how she lived. who her friends were."

Chapter 23, To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee

Answer 5

she has to show her something

Answer 6

during walter's visit for lunch