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siniylev [52]
3 years ago
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In Chapter 5, Miss Maudie is described as "a reasonable creature." What makes her "reasonable"? How would you define a "reasonab

le creature" in your own life? Compare and contrast that person with Miss Maudie.
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1 answer:
Snowcat [4.5K]3 years ago
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Answer:

¨A comforting fount of information, wisdom, and common sense

Explanation:

In <em>To kill a Mockingbird </em>Miss Maudie is described as a person who believes in treating people humanly (i.e. not racially biased) and not judging them. Therefore, ¨Reasonable¨ can be defined as someone who acts with reason or common sense in regards to other people. On the other hand, a reasonable person viewed socially is not deprived of human emotions that enables him or her to be rationally and emphatic at the same time.

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