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We
turned
off
the
road
and
entered
the
schoolyard
.
It
was
pitch
black
.
"
How
do
you
know
where
we
re
at
,
Jem
?
"
I
asked
,
when
we
had
gone
a
few
steps
.
"
I
can
tell
we
re
under
the
big
oak
because
we
re
passin
through
a
cool
spot
.
Careful
now
,
and
don
t
fall
again
.
"
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We
had
slowed
to
a
cautious
gait
,
and
were
feeling
our
way
forward
so
as
not
to
bump
into
the
tree
.
The
tree
was
a
single
and
ancient
oak
;
two
children
could
not
reach
around
its
trunk
and
touch
hands
.
It
was
far
away
from
teachers
,
their
spies
,
and
curious
neighbors
:
it
was
near
the
Radley
lot
,
but
the
Radleys
were
not
curious
.
A
small
patch
of
earth
beneath
its
branches
was
packed
hard
from
many
fights
and
furtive
crap
games
.
The
lights
in
the
high
school
auditorium
were
blazing
in
the
distance
,
but
they
blinded
us
,
if
anything
.
"
Don
t
look
ahead
,
Scout
,
"
Jem
said
.
"
Look
at
the
ground
and
you
won
t
fall
.
"
"
You
should
have
brought
the
flashlight
,
Jem
.
"
"
Didn
t
know
it
was
this
dark
.
Didn
t
look
like
it
d
be
this
dark
earlier
in
the
evening
.
So
cloudy
,
that
s
why
.
It
ll
hold
off
a
while
,
though
.
"
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Someone
leaped
at
us
.
"
God
almighty
!
"
Jem
yelled
.
A
circle
of
light
burst
in
our
faces
,
and
Cecil
Jacobs
jumped
in
glee
behind
it
.
"
Ha
-
a
-
a
,
gotcha
!
"
he
shrieked
.