Question

to kill a mockingbird-Explain aunt alexandra's opinion on breeding and family.Do you agree with her thoughts? Explain why or why not​

Answer 1

aunt Alexandra's opinion on breeding and family is very strict. She looks anxious to impress Scout and Jem that their background is well-established and well-behaved.

Explanation:

• Alexandra's is a person who sees less as person an individual than as a re-presenter of their family background.
• She tries to stop Scout and Jem from mixing with lower background family or from a different race as it affects on an individual personality.
• She focused onto the gentle breeding than love.
• Her thoughts are to an extend acceptable to have a good breed which constitutes to good manners and behaviors, but at the same time it was a breeding without love which is an act of stereotype.
• One should look for dignity of character within the person.