When Atticus comes into Jem’s room before bedtime to speak with the children, what information does he relay to them from Aunt Alexandra? What is his demeanor and tone? Do you think he believes in what Aunt Alexandra has made him say? ( To kill a mockingbird)

Atticus tells the children that Aunt Alexandra has decided (and convinced Atticus) it would be best for the family if she stays with them for "a while," which worries Scout even though she knows there's nothing to be done. No, Scout doesn't believe that Atticus feels this but she does later understand Atticus's need to have his sister involved in their lives.

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use reference from the book as well in ur answer e.g quotations

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his tone was stiff

he doesn't believe in what she has said

aunt alexandra is a charcter who makes up many lies so she is not a person to rely on for rumours.

the answer is b. an opposing veiwpoint

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trust me 100%

answer: sure

explanation: i'd love to know everything but that burden is too much to bare.