To Kill A Mocking bird

Ready,set , don't fire

 Wow this part was so funny were Atticus comes home and seas Jean with the air gun pointing to Miss Maudie rear end.That literally made my day i couldn't stop laughing for some reason i think my mom must have been thinking i was going crazy.Either way I really wished she had shot like the window or the bushes to scare Miss Maudie because that be so awesome but at the end loved that epic funny moment.

To Kill A Mocking Bird

   Checkers and truth 

    I feel bad for Jean because she thought she actually wins in those checkers games with Atticus and Jem.Like that literally reminds me of my brother letting me win in video games which made me feel anger when he did that because it wasn't fair. Ethir way it was pretty nice that Atticus did that for her how nice hopefully i get to read in the next chapter them playing.

To Kill A Mocking Bird

 Guns and Mocking Birds 

  So guns are a thing in the book but i expected it 1930s something boy were supposed to be into those types of things. Also caught my that on page 119  Atticus said to Jem that "its a sin to kill a mocking bird."Which me that it might be for shadowing something that later will explain the name of the book
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To Kill a mocking bird

 It's a secret

Wow the last ages of chapter 9 got me at edge of my seat.I loved how jean  was all childish and din't mind the comment Jack made to her about of "having an not lady like scar on her ring finger".But the best part in my opinion was that great for shadowing at the end of chapter 9 which pretty much made me go beg my brother to tell me the story not carrying about spoilers.(my brother already read this for HS).

That epic death

 The black plague was  75 to 200 million people and peaking in Europe in the years 1346–5 and its doctors was usually a dude in a black robe with a white mask with glass in the place where eye goes.Again I'm so happy that i was not born or lived during those types especially because of its medical service it was  awful.Can the black plague still appear during these days? not even in the video game do i trust this "doctor"

Medieval England at its high point

 Life in the medieval days were kinda rough,but during the year 1347 the population of England grew from 35 to 80 million which is actually pretty good.I feel that England is a great place and I'm happy that its population grew because if it hadn't it would have been rough for England to be what it is today.I wonder what wouldn't have had happen if its population hadn't grown.

witch or not

   Back in the mid evel days their where many superstitions but the most comen  superstition was the witch ,they where laws against black magic which most associated with a witch there were cases wear people burned people if they were accused with being a witch and with their powers killed someone. I'm not actually surprised that they thought that witches were real,they dint know much about many diseases or how to cure them so they probably just really thought it was black magic.My question is why did they burn the people and were they even 100% they were a ?omg witch craft

1300 was gross

In the 1300 the ways to tourcher people were extreme they would have really bloody stuff to not just to kill just tourcher you almost to your death plus the names they gave like rat chamber or mutilation etc.I amzed how grousem the people in the 1300 could be with all those toucheres machines for each type of crime.I wounder who created the first real tourcher matien and which one was it.link

Medical Attention

 Medicine in 1300:

 Medicine in the 1300 was Health and medicine in Medieval England were very important aspects of life yet most medicine back then was often basic and or even useless back in those days.I actually feel surprise that England had such bad medicine during the black death and I'm  happy that i wasn't born in those years because the black death killed 2/3 of  the of England's populations in 1348 to 1350 and i would have probably been one of those people because i get easily and often no matter what time of the year it is .But my question is how did 1/3 of England population survive?and how did they stop the black death?http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/medieval-england/health-and-medicine-in-medieval-england/