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Jay Feria
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I have now finished the Tom Robinson trial, well not exactly now, I've actually been on this page since this Tuesday, I just keep forgetting to make these updates. Now back to the book, I find their decision to be really jacked up the way they find *(SPOILER ALERT)* Tom Robinson to be guilty even though he is innocent. *(SPOILER ALERT)* And I'm really starting to hate Mayella and Bob Ewell, hope the truth comes out.
— Nov 25, 2012 08:06PM
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Mr. Ewell is really being an @$$ in this book, I mean he won the trial, what else does he want? But, anyway, I'M ALMOST DONE WITH THIS BOOK! I'm kinda sad though cause I was finally getting used to the book, but relieved and happy because sometimes I just get really lost in what's going on. Also, because now I don't have to spend everyday having to read this book. Reading just isn't my thing to be honest...
— Dec 02, 2012 09:14PM
Jay Feria
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After reading on and continuing with Part Two of the book, I continue to learn more new things. On chapter 12, I learned that Calpurnia has a son named Zeebo and that she is actually older than Aticcus. On chapter 13, I learn more about Aunt Alexandra and see that she is kinda strict to Scout. There is just many things happening in this book, like in Chapter 14, when Dill ran away from home to return to Maycomb.
— Nov 11, 2012 06:18PM
Jay Feria
is on page 149 of 323
I just finished Part One of this book and I have to admit, it is getting really interesting. There's a lot going on, I feel like there is no plain part, well besides the beginning. Also, I'm starting to learn more about Scout and Jem along with the other characters of the book like Mrs. Dubose, Atticus, Boo Radley and Tom Robinson,etc. Also, I finally see why it's called "To Kill A Mockingbird", well kinda..
— Nov 04, 2012 01:59PM
Jay Feria
is on page 85 of 323
I took a little break from my other book, "Blood Captain" since I had to read this as an assignment for my English Class, and I have to admit, this book isn't too bad. Usually I HATE the books they make us read. But this one seems to be different for me. I actually enjoy it, and that doesn't happen too often. To put it in another way, I actually enjoy reading it that I have to stop myself from reading ahead.
— Oct 27, 2012 05:58PM
