Gossip

By: Mrs.Stephanie Crawford

   At first the Young boy, Boo Radley was associated with the Cunningham tribe. He had been involved in many gang related conflicts resulting in a trial where the judge releasing Arthur Radley at the terms of not getting in anymore trouble. His dad then closed the doors on weekdays as well on Sunday and then Boo had not been seen for fifteen years. That horrible child drove scissors into his fathers leg while cutting items for his scrap book. I even woke up in the middle of the night one time and saw him glaring in the window at me.

   Is there a he/she in Maycomb County? Atticus’ daughter Scout (Jean-Louise Finch) had been raised along Jeremy and Dill her whole life. Dressed in overalls, she does boyish activities like climbing trees, who knows, maybe she actually is another boy. Should our town as a community allow a young women to be raised like a man? You as part of the town, decide.

   The start of the year at Maycomb County School, was more interesting than it has been in the past few years. The Cunningham boy, Walter was refusing to accept a quarter from his first grade teacher Ms. Caroline. Jean Louise-Finch got into a argument with Ms. Caroline, which lead her to get the strap; Scout was trying to call Walter a “Cunningham” she was trying to imply that he’s part of the poorest families in town. My thinking brings me to conclude that he might’ve been the intruder at the Radley house the other day. He obviously thought that not accepting the coin that he was offered could give him the opportunities to take even larger amounts of stuff from the Radley house when people wouldn’t even have the thought of it being him in their minds, but I am damn sure that it could have been Walter Cunningham.