Atticus looked at her as she tried to communicate with him. He took the book and flipped through it, perhaps asking what was in the book or what the images on the book were. Maybe she was trying to show him something in the book. He scratched his head, confused. He couldn't discern what her interest was in this particular book, but based on the look in her eyes, it was clearly important to her. "What are you trying to tell me?" He asked mostly to himself as he documented this in his journal. He went back to looking at the books. Why would a book about different kinds of imprisonment methods interest someone like Wiflor?<br/><br/>Atticus closed the book and thought on it. Maybe what she wanted to tell him had nothing to do with the book? Was she trying to tell him she had been chained up before?