A Lesson Before Dying Reflection Day 10 Chapter 13

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Chapter 13: Grant is finally facing the heat that he knew was coming from Miss Emma. When she decided to pay him full attention, Grant could tell that she had doubts about what he was telling her. I've noticed that Tante Lou is very religious and kind of hates that fact that Grant isn't. Tante Lou has a very demanding personality, but Grant decides to ignore her in some situations. I think that reverend Ambrose, Miss Emma, and Tante Lou are going to be very upset when they go and visit Jefferson on Monday and discover that everything Grant was telling them about Jefferson was a complete lie.

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