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2 September, 10:49

Why is does Lula approach the kids so aggressively in To Kill a Mockingbird

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  1. 2 September, 10:59
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    She throught it was An African American church, Lulu thinks the kids are like her. I read this novel in 8th grade
  2. 2 September, 12:35
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    Lula thinks that Scout and Jem approaches the kids so aggressively because it is an African American church.

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    Lula does not think the kids, who are white, have any business being there. Lula has also been "a trouble maker from way back" (Chapter 12).
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