To Kill a Mockingbird, Ch 1, 2, 3

In the first chapter of the book, I was honestly just confused as to how all the details played into the rest of the story. I had no clue how Dill would be important to the story, nor did I really care for the tale of Boo Radley. However, I think that the whole point behind that was to try to give a cold, sympathy-worthy back story to the house for later use. In the second chapter, I was honesty just angry. The logic used by both the narrator and the teacher were extremely painful to read, and it honestly made me livid. As for the third chapter, it was just a short reconciliation of all the conflicts in the previous chapter. I didn't care much for it, as the conflicts were only minor mistakes that children often make. As for the entirety of the reading, I have no clue what direction this book is going to take.