Within the collection of unit 6, “Finding Ourselves in Nature”, Linda Hogan quoted “How often I’ve wanted to escape to a wilderness where a human hand has not been in everything”. That quote can relate to a few other stories that we have read throughout the trimester. This quote all together to me is basically saying that everyone should look at everything in their own perspective or even be their own person. One of the novels that we have read through this trimester was “To Kill a Mockingbird”. With Hogan’s quote and this story, they can relate to something in the end. Hogan’s quote ties into the story “To Kill a Mockingbird” by basically recapturing what it is told throughout the quote. In the story “To Kill a Mockingbird”, one of the main characters …show more content…
The quote also talks about how she wanted to go somewhere where no human has changed the true picture of nature. In the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” Scout gets a feel how everyone in the town is judgemental and doesn’t let anything be. Both the quote and the novel tie into each other because the quote is basically saying that everyone should appreciate nature more and stop changing the true picture of nature and the novel basically teaches us that we need to appreciate who people are for being themselves. Not only does this quote tie into the story “To Kill a Mockingbird” but it also ties into the story “Living Like Weasels”. The reason I say this is because throughout the story it talks about different things that humans have done to nature that has made it a terrible place. For example it talks about bicycle paths through woods, trash all over the ground, roads going across land, and even a whole bunch of buildings being built everywhere. So therefore the quote ties in because within this story nature is not appreciated much with the way it was