Dear teachers,
I have a question on punctuation which disturbs me for some time.
I need to organize some information into a bulleted list, but don�t know how to punctuate it.
Here is it.
Being a lady, a woman should follow the following rules:
*Look in a proper way
It means that a lady should wear dresses and look like women who participated in the missionary circle:
The ladies were cool in fragile pastel prints: most of them were heavily powdered but unrouged; the only lipstick in the room was Tangee Natural. Cutex Natural sparkled on their fingernails, but some of the younger ladies wore Roses. They smelled heavenly (p.307).
*Not to have a serious profession
It is proved by the fact that Mrs. Stephanie Crawford�s teased Scout asking her what kind of profession she wanted to choose for herself. According to Mrs. Crawford�s reaction to Scout�s answers that she wants to be ��nurse or aviator��( p.308 )I can suppose that to have a profession is not decent for a lady.
*Not to attend public places where she can be close to black people
I understood this from the ladies� laughing at Scout when she admitted the fact of her going to the court.
I don�t know what should be at the end of each line, if it should start with the capital letter. As you see, after each point of a list a have an explanation of the point!
So please, HELP!!!!!!!