Francis immediately lied about his part in the quarrel, and said that Scout had called him a "whore lady." Jack then takes Scout to the side and whips her, without allowing her to at least tell her part of the story. Scout's uncle, Jack, enters into the room and discovers Scout beating up Francis. Scout finally began to beat Francis up when he stated that Atticus was a disgrace to the family, and that he was ruining their name. Because of him agreeing to take the case, he and his children were ostracisized by the residents of Maycomb, Alabama. It was brought about by Francis talking badly about Scout's friend Dill (who was wanting to marry her when they got earlier), and then crosses the line and accuses Scout's father Atticus of being a "ni-er-lover." Unknown to her at the time, her father Atticus agreed to take the case of an accused black man named Tom Robinson after he was reported to have raped Bob Ewell's daughter (even though it's implied that Ewell raped his daughter himself). However, on this certain Christmas, he and Scout engaged in hand-to-hand combat. At first, Scout used to get a long very well with her cousin, even though she considered him the most boring child she had ever met in her life.
Every Christmas, his parents would drop him off at the Finch's Landing, which is essentially the only time when Scout and her brother Jem get to see him. He was eight-years-old, and he was also the grandson of Aunt Alexandra. ✓įrancis Hancock is a minor character in Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Help improve this article by rewriting, expanding, updating the poorly written text of the article. So sayeth the great Lord of Darkness Sauron, or he will send Darth Vader to terminate you.
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