- Jean Louise bumps her head getting into the car and she complains that car ceilings are getting lower and lower.
- On the way to Finch's Landing, Henry asks Jean Louise whatever happened to Dill.
- She says he's in Italy, and she flashes back to a time she, Jem, and Dill played Tarzan.
- Henry, who never liked Dill ("I was jealous of him" [5.35], Henry says), wasn't around.
- After Tarzan, the kids pretended to be the long-winded Reverend Moorehead of Maycomb County.
- They baptized Scout, and she took off her overalls to be dipped.
- While she was being baptized, Dill tried to scare them by pretending to be the Holy Ghost—complete with bedsheet and eye holes.
- His Aunt Rachel saw him and whipped Dill for cutting up her good sheet.
- Jem and Scout went home and bumped right into Atticus and the real Reverend Moorehead, who had been watching Jem's impersonation the whole time.
- Scout, stark naked, was embarrassed and ran into the house, where Calpurnia bathed and dressed her.
- Over dinner, Reverend Moorehead prayed to God to forgive Jem and Scout. After all, they were motherless children and they didn't know how to behave.
- Jem was mortified and Atticus left the table.
- Scout asked Calpurnia if Atticus was mad. No, she said. "He on the back porch laughin'!" (5.192)
- Henry reaches Finch's Landing, snapping Jean Louise from her flashback.
- Finch's Landing used to belong to Jean Louise's grandparents, hence the name, but Henry tells Jean Louise that Atticus sold the land. It's a country club now.
- Jean Louise isn't happy. "I just don't like my world disturbed without some warning" (5.222).
- Henry tells Jean Louise that the world is going to change—and she needs to learn to live with it.
- He once again brings up marriage, and Jean Louise once again evades the question.
- She decides they should go swimming with their clothes on, and they drag each other into the water.
- On the way back, wet in the car, they pass a "carload of Negroes" (5.287) driving fast. Henry says they're a "public menace" (5.289.
- At home, she kisses Henry goodnight, goes inside, undresses, and climbs into bed.