Bystander or Upstander:
a. Describe a situation when you made a decision to help someone or to not intervene when you noticed something was wrong. (What was wrong? Who was involved? What did you do? What was the outcome?)
What influenced your judgement? How did your decision affect you? Others? Would you do this differently if you could do it again
Ch. 22-23
Do Open question Ch. 20-23
(Choose 1)
1. Why does Bob Ewell hate Atticus? How is this ironic? What is Lee foreshadowing?
2. How does Atticus explain the jury’s decision to Jem and Scout? Why would it have been difficult for them to acquit Tom? Why does Atticus think there was a sign of hope despite the jury’s conviction ?
3. Is it beneficial for the kids to watch the trial? Why? What can they learn from this experience?
4. Some characters like Mr. Raymond and Calpurnia have different personalities in public and in private. Why do they do this? What are the effects? Do you think this is right?