Question

Examine Harper Lee's use of descriptive language in the section of the book describing Calpurnia's community. What specific details do you find the most striking? What is your impression of Calpurnia's church?

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

1. What strikes me most about the community in Calpunia is the sense of cooperativeness that everyone has. This is because the writer exposes a direct language that shows how an egalitarian and judgmental community like the one Calpunia lives in, has people willing to cooperate with each other in a free and efficient way, promoting the growth of members as a whole.

2. The Church of Calpunia gives me the impression of an environment that tries to strengthen the bonds between members of the community, strengthening cooperation between them, allowing everyone to participate in that environment and celebrate.