Later he goes back to collect his torn pants to find that they've been detangled and sewn back together. Later in the year when the winter was unbearably cold there was a fire at one of the neighboring houses. All the residents of the neighborhood watched as the firemen tried to set it out eventually Scout comments how cold she was and soon notices that a blanket has been wrapped around her. Scout's family informs her that Boo Radley was the one one who wrapped it around her. Eventually the excitement died down and Scout and Jem decided to start exploring the central maycomb area. The problem was that Mrs. Dubose taughted them every time they passed her house. Eventually she got on Jem’s nerves and he snapped, cutting up her garden. Mrs. Dubose’s daughter calls Atticus and tells him what Jem did. Atticus tells Jem to go back to her house and apologize. She eventually sentences him to read to her for an hour or so. Soon, when she passes away she learns that she had a terrible morphine addiction and that her behaviors were rational giving her circumstances. Her final farewell was a gift to Jem. Which was one of the flowers he destroyed, this was obviously incredibly symbolic. Thus ending the
Later he goes back to collect his torn pants to find that they've been detangled and sewn back together. Later in the year when the winter was unbearably cold there was a fire at one of the neighboring houses. All the residents of the neighborhood watched as the firemen tried to set it out eventually Scout comments how cold she was and soon notices that a blanket has been wrapped around her. Scout's family informs her that Boo Radley was the one one who wrapped it around her. Eventually the excitement died down and Scout and Jem decided to start exploring the central maycomb area. The problem was that Mrs. Dubose taughted them every time they passed her house. Eventually she got on Jem’s nerves and he snapped, cutting up her garden. Mrs. Dubose’s daughter calls Atticus and tells him what Jem did. Atticus tells Jem to go back to her house and apologize. She eventually sentences him to read to her for an hour or so. Soon, when she passes away she learns that she had a terrible morphine addiction and that her behaviors were rational giving her circumstances. Her final farewell was a gift to Jem. Which was one of the flowers he destroyed, this was obviously incredibly symbolic. Thus ending the