Plot Summary:Jem and Scout began to learn about Atticus’ accomplishments, and reviled that they feel embarrassed about his old age. Jem spots Tim Johnson, the dog of Maycomb, and tell Calpurnia that he is hurt, and she goes running off to the neighbors telling them that the mad dog is coming. She also calls Atticus, and he arrives home with Heck Tate, the sheriff. The two men go hunting for the mad dog. Atticus shot the dog. Jem and Scout learn that Atticus had a talent that was nothing to be ashamed of; he had a dead shot. After the kids learn about Atticus’ hidden talent, scout wants to tell all the kids in school, but Jem show his mature side, and tells her that she shouldn’t because Jem and Atticus are gentlemen.
Literary Elements:“Atticus, you are a devil from hell” (Lee 121). This is a metaphor because Miss Maudie is saying that Atticus is a devil, when he is not actually a devil.
Vocabulary:Marksmanship (130)- The ability to shoot accurately at a target
Jubilantly (131)-happily: in a joyous manner
Critical Thinking:-Why is Tim Johnson called the dog of Maycomb if he is so dangerous to the town?
-Do you think Scout will go against what Jem asked her to do and tell the kids at school about Atticus’ shooting?
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