Mrs. Dubose suffers from fits always, not only when Jem and Scout came. But, she suffers from fits because she was addicted to morphine, a strong painkiller. She had asked Jem to read to her because she wanted something to distract her from her addiction. But Atticus said later that she probably never heard a word they told her because she was only thinking about getting her morphine pill, after Jem and Scout left.
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She was a morphine addict and the "fits" were withdrawal symptoms.
Mrs. Dubose's fits were explained by her struggle with a morphine addiction that caused withdrawal symptoms, including bouts of rage and agitation. She was attempting to overcome her addiction before she died.
Mrs. Dubose's "fits" in the novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' refer to her withdrawal symptoms from morphine addiction. She experiences uncontrollable shaking and anger as she tries to wean herself off the drug before her death.
Jem whispers that Mrs. Dubose is getting better at fighting her addiction to morphine, as he notices her fits becoming shorter and less frequent. He admires her determination and strength in overcoming her struggles.
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She was addicted to Morphine. Mrs. Dubose was a morphine addict, and she had been slowly dying from pain. However, Jem and Scout helped her live free of the addiction by reading to her every day. She died because she was a morphine addict. Mrs. Dubose died of suffering many years of cancer. Before her doctor had told her she only had a few months to live, she decided she wanted to die free and not addicted to her morphine. So gradually every day when Jem and Scout came to read to her she had an alarm set that so every day when it went off her caretaker would give her a small dose of morphine. Gradually each day the clock went off later and eventually stopped, and that is when Mrs. Dubose had finally conquered her morphine addiction and was not dependent on it any more. It is never specifically stated how she dies, but we know she was told that she only had a few months to live, and that she was addicted to morphine. She was an elderly woman in a wheelchair who wanted to break herself of her addiction before she died. She did this and "died free." (See the end of Chapter 11). She died in her home peacefully of old age as well as getting over a morphine addiction, she died clean.
Well, the camellia Mrs. Dubose gave him symbolized appreciation for distracting her from her fits since she knew she only had a few months left on Earth. She wanted to rest in peace and the camellia is a form of "thank you" or "forgive me". She didn't want him to feel like she hated him. Atticus says that she was the most courageous person he's ever met because she demonstrated real courage. He says the word courage is not a man with a gun in his hand. He also tells Jem that it was Mrs. duboses way to say that everything is alright now.
Since she is battling with her fits of pain because of lack of morphine she tries to take her mind of the pain and control herself in front of the children in a way the children being there takes her mind off the pain and gives her strength
she says her relationship with Aunt Alexandra is far apart. Aunty contributes to the gossip of Maycomb. She fits in with the people of Maycomb just like a proboscis fits into a flower. scout doesn't like her because she thinks she is proper and scout just likes to do whatever.
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Scout is a nice person and she is very different from everyone else kinda how Dill is. You can figure out the rest. Read the book I read it and it was amazing. Give it a try and see if it fits your liking.You never know if you will of not.
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