Describe Aunt Alexandra. What kind of woman is she?

Alexandra is very strict, traditional ideas of how society works and the role a Southern woman should play. She earneslty tries to pass along this information to Scout, who is not particularly interested. Alexandra is concerned with raising Atticus's children "properly," and thus appears during the summer of Tom's trial to stay with them.

Alexandra is very strict, traditional ideas of how society works and the role a Southern woman should play. She earneslty tries to pass along this information to Scout, who is not particularly interested. Alexandra is concerned with raising Atticus's children "properly," and thus appears during the summer of Tom's trial to stay with them.

Source(s): http://www.gradesaver.com/to-kill-a-mockingbird/study-guide/character-list

Oh, it's Alexandra? I thought it's Alexandria. Oops.