A Lesson Before Dying Reflection Day 8 chapter 10

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Chapter 10: Grant is finally fed up with playing into his aunt's games and decides to tell her. Tante Lou was being very considerate of Grant's feeling because she knew he didn't want to keep going to the jail every week but instead she made him go. The week that she made him go by himself was the last straw. Grant told her how he was often humiliated by the policemen down at the station in  Bayonne. Miss Emma continued to tell Grant that he didn't have to go, but Tante Lou still made him go against his will.

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