To Kill a Mockingbird - Chapters 1-25

I live with my Aunt Rachel and I want to marry Scout. My parents don't pay any attention to me. Who am I?

I am the sheriff of Maycomb.

I am an attorney and I have two children. Who am I?

I don't put up with any nonsense. I treat everyone with respect. I like to keep a clean house, to serve good meals, and to go to church on Sundays. Mr. Finch couldn't live without my help. Who am I?

People think I am mean and hateful, but really I am a morphine addict and I am trying to come clean.

I was accused of raping a white woman.

I love to bake and share my goodies with the Finch children. I love to garden. My house burned down. Who am I?

I think Scout needs to dress more ladylike and act more respectably. I disagree with the way Atticus is raising her. Who am I?

People think that I am a monster, but I am not. I have led a rough life. I was emotionally abused by my father. I like to help people secretly because I am really shy.

I was shot to death by Atticus.

Even though my mother died when I was really young, I still remember her and I miss her terribly. My sister and friends don't understand my moodiness when I miss her. I love football. I once tried to touch Boo Radley's house.

My brother rolled me down a hill in a tire. I have been able to read since well before I started school, but my teacher doesn't want me to read until she teaches me to read. I have problems knowing when to keep my mouth shut and I end up getting in trouble because of it.

My family is poor but proud. We can't afford to pay for things with money, but we pay our way with entailments.

I accused Tom Robinson of raping me.

Who said this: "Your father does not know how to teach. You can have a seat now."?