Why does Atticus accept Mrs. Dubose's cantankerous ways? A. Atticus knows Mrs. Dubose is in a lot of pain. B. Mrs. Dubose is an old friend of the Finch family. C. Atticus knows Mrs. Dubose is only kidding. D. Mrs. Dubose is Atticus's elder and he doesn't want to be disrespectful.
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Hi lol , umm i cant remember, didnt mrs duboses husband just die and her house caught on fire??
no she was i think on morphine and an addict
and jem had to read to her everyday then she died
oh wrong lady, i cant remember though sorry
its ok and it was miss maudie whos house caught on fire
i think its either a or d , and oh yeah
not sure though
its ok
alright sorry i couldnt help XD
thnx for the medal
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It's A. While Mrs. Dubose is racist, and rather "hell" as Scout calls her, she was also suffering from a severe underlying illness for which she took morphine, later dying from it. Atticus makes the comment of her being "the bravest woman" he ever knew.
she was in pain it was the lady across the street with the garden whos house cought on fire
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