- The picture of the courthouse is somewhat what they described in the book as victorian and 2 stories..."The Maycomb County courthouse was early Victorian" pg 162
- The pictures inside the courthouse show the segregation that went on inside during the trial as well as the few women that were present..."There were few women and children among them" pg 162..."The black people surged upstairs" pg 164
- I put the picture of the Roman Carnival on here(last picture) because Miss Maudie says watching someone on trial for his life is like attending a Roman Carnival...As Miss Maudie says, " 't's morbid, watching a poor devil on trial for his life. Look at all these folks, it's like a Roman Carnival." pg 159
3 comments:
That's awesome Miley! You really have been doing your homework! I really like the pictures, and they give me a better insight on what the the courthouse really looked like inside and out! Go Go G - O, Go Miley Go! ( that was my cheer for you, because of the excellence of this post)!
Good job Miley! I can picture it better now! Thanks
The pictures you posted really looked like how i would picture them when i was reading. You can really see the segregation and the hatred between the two classes. It really shows you how much society has changed and our outlooks on people. I am surprised the few women showed were even allowed in the courthouse.
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