Characterization?

ok, but what's a sentence that you could put in?

From the text from chapter 16 pg. 184

Jem waited until they passed us. "That's one of the little ones," he said.

"How can you tell?" Dill asked. "He looks black to me."

"You can't sometimes, not unless you know who they are. But he's half Raymond, all right."

"But how can you tell?" I asked.

"I told you, Scout, you just hafta know who they are."

In this dialogue, Jem, Scout, and Dill are outside I think talking about a boy and his mother called Negroes. Negroes are all black people.

Please let me know if you don't understand and I'll reword it so that you can understand it more.

Jem waited until they passed us. "That's one of the little ones," he said.

"How can you tell?" Dill asked. "He looks black to me."

"You can't sometimes, not unless you know who they are. But he's half Raymond, all right."

"But how can you tell?" I asked.

"I told you, Scout, you just hafta know who they are."

In this dialogue, Jem, Scout, and Dill are outside I think talking about a boy and his mother called Negroes. Negroes are all black people.

And that's the dialogue of my context reading.

Wait, that's not what Allie said. She said what "sentence" can you rephrase it as?

Agreed Aileen.

Oh 2014 was a good year. A very good year.