Why does aunt alexandra accept that the cunninghams may be good

In To Kill a Mockingbird (chapter 23), Scout reveals to her Aunt Alexandra that she wants to invite Walter Cunningham over for a play. Aunt Alexandra seems  not to be happy about that plan. When Scout says that the Cunninghams are good folks, Aunt Alexandra agrees. However, she points out that Cunninghams are of different kind than their family, which reveals her prejudices against people of lower social class.

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explanation:

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b) the narrator's mental state is anguished.

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