A Lesson Before Dying Reflection chapters 1-3 Day 1

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Chapters 1-3 had me anxiously waiting to see what was going to happen next. The first chapter was obviously crazy because Jefferson was being accused of a huge crime he may have or haven’t done, but based on the novel’s setting and time, readers may have already assumed that he would be found guilty on all charges. I thought it was bold of miss Emma and Tante Lou to go and talk to Henri Pichot about letting Jefferson know that he was a man, but I didn’t like the fact that Tante Lou made Grant go as well, even though he didn’t want too.

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