To Kill a Mockingbird
Describe the ladies at the missionary circle.
Chp. 22-24
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The ladies at the missionary circle are completely unable to relate Tom Robinson's trial with the Mrunas people in Africa for who they feel sorry. They are upset at the way their black servants are acting and simply have compartmentalized the way they live with the racism that such a lifestyle shows.
