🏠Aunt Alexandra assumes a leading role in the Finch household.
👧👦She wants Jem and Scout to behave according to the Finch family name.
😢Atticus's demands confuse the children, leading Scout to cry.
🧤Scout remarks that Aunt Alexandra fits into society but not the Finch family life.
🌟Aunt Alexandra's focus on appearances and societal expectations contrasts with Atticus's values.
Who takes charge of the Finch household in Chapter 13?
—Aunt Alexandra assumes a leading role in the Finch household.
What does Aunt Alexandra want Jem and Scout to do?
—Aunt Alexandra wants Jem and Scout to behave according to the Finch family name.
Why does Scout cry?
—Scout cries because she is confused by Atticus's demands.
How does Scout describe Aunt Alexandra's fit in society?
—Scout describes Aunt Alexandra fitting into society but not the Finch family life.
How does Aunt Alexandra's focus differ from Atticus's values?
—Aunt Alexandra's focus on appearances and societal expectations contrasts with Atticus's values.
00:09In Chapter 13 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Aunt Alexandra assumes a leading role in the Finch household.
00:19Atticus tells the children to behave according to the Finch family name, which confuses them.
00:29Scout begins to cry, overwhelmed by Atticus's demands.
00:37Scout comments that Aunt Alexandra fits into society but not the Finch family life.
