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They explain, guide, comfort, teach, and nurture. When Jon awoke and felt the featherbed underneath his back, he was gasping for air, clutching at his throat. He asks her questions in a polite manner regarding her glasses (which she did not have on during the robbery) and how they saw without a light (flashlight).

He asks her about the height of the attackers, which does not match T.J.’s height. Cassie is not disturbed that her brother is mad, and is more concerned with her stiff back.The wagon rolls into the strangely quiet and deserted town. They all begin to play except Stacey, who, Cassie grumbles to herself, is growing up and not interested in their games anymore.

Chapter Summaries & Analyses. Someone else testifies that a pearl-handled pistol was found in T.J.’s bed.T.J. He sees an indoor bathroom and heads there. The courthouse has pretty flowers and is surrounded by farm people standing around.

He asks R.W. He testifies that he and the Simms brothers were going to the Great Revival church meeting but the boys said they had to go to town to get a pistol. The unanimous verdict is that T.J. will get the death penalty.The courtroom erupts in clapping, but Mrs. Avery screams. Son-Boy’s look gives her pause, but she decides he is a fool.Unfortunately when the kids return to the classroom area, Papa is there. Unbroken Papergirlpapertown. Preface-Chapter 3. He does not have a jury of his peers, the courtroom is filled with hostile observers, and even the Judge is not exactly impartial. Everyone knows that Stacey could be assumed to be one of the boys T.J. was with since the white people are saying it was three colored boys who robbed the store.That evening after supper everyone sits in the room by the fire working on their tasks. Inside the house are Papa and The house is warm and smells good and familiar. Chapter 2: Arrival At Winterfell Summary: Nymeria realizes just how different the North really is. Notes: (See the end of the chapter for notes.) T.J. is stunned, and then yelps like an animal. The Unbroken Community Note includes chapter-by-chapter summary and analysis, character list, theme list, historical context, author biography and quizzes written by community members like you. It is while thinking back that Cassie reveals who set the fire: Papa.

Cassie and her family walk through the forest and pastures. Unbroken Summary and Study Guide.

Chapters 6-7.

Cassie can barely stand it and hatches a plan with Little Man, Maynard, and Christopher-John admonishes Cassie for what she is about do, but she will not change her mind; she needs that marble. Mrs. Wade Jamison comes over to the children and asks where their papa is. Macabee reminds the jury of the dead man and said justice must be served.The jury leaves to cast their votes. Chapters 21-22.

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Adults pass down life lessons and try to prepare their children for the world they will inherit.

Mr. Morrison pulls aside the curtain and says it is They discuss the case, Stacey asking if any blacks will be on the jury (no, because no blacks are registered voters), saying that he plans to put T.J. on the stand, and that it would not be good if anyone from the family were there for the trial.The days leading up to the trial are filled with talk of nothing else. Chapters 18-20. Cassie wishes for a miracle like she’s read about in the Bible. Your guys' responses have been absolutely AMAZING!!! He tells his children they cannot play anymore because it is a form of gambling, which is a sickness. Laura Hillenbrand.

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He shows her two black stockings found in the trash outside her home and asks if they are hers; when she says no, he says white men have been wearing them and she could have thought they were black.