Scout is the daughter of Atticus in to Kill a Mocking Bird. Scout has had a hard upbringing. Her mother died when she was really little. This can explain her relationships with women throughout the book. When someone disrespects her family she takes it out on them from fighting. Or she sasses her teachers and slave. Never growing up with a mother, Scout wouldn't know how to take her anger out properly. Fighting isn't the answer when it come to Atticus. Scout looks up to her father because he is all
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swooped On thrushes, thrashers, jays, and chickadees ,At noon he drove away a big black cat. A mockingbird can sound like anything. He imitates the world he drove away” With this poem the bat show Homage to the mockingbird with the words he uses. 3.After completing your summary, predict how the mockingbird will react to hearing the bat's poem. Will he like it or dislike it? Why? Answer: The mockingbird would probably be happy because the bat shows how Mature he is at mocking. Now, in the moonlight
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Tom Robinson was accused for abusing and raping Mayella Ewell. I sat down with Mr.Finch for an interview. i asked him if he believes Tom Robinson could be set free by the jury. In response he told me that he was convinced the jury would see that Mr. Robinson had not commited the crime. I strongly disagree with Mr. Finch because all of Maycomb County knows that Tom Robinson is guilty of viciously raping Mrs. Ewell. The pain and distress Mr. Robinson has brought to Alabama is undeniable. There will
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Characterization of Atticus. Atticus is kind to people. He is fighting for Tom Robinson when no one else will. He says he wouldn’t be able to live with him self if he did not help Tom Robinson. Atticus’s own brothers, sisters and nephews say that he is destroying the family name by defending Tom Robinson. Atticus will look at something from someone else’s point of view before making a judgment or choice. He teaches scout to look from others people shoes and he tells her that you don’t really know
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In To Kill A Mockingbird, a novel by Harper Lee, Walter Cunningham is a farm-savvy young pauper who has high morals, and is friends and classmates with the protagonist, Scout. After school one day, Jem and Scout invite Walter over for a meal at their home. Walter, at first, rejects their invitation, but then as Scout and Jem walk home, Walter reluctantly gives in to the temptation of getting to eat a delicious warm meal. While being served food, to the amazement of both of the Jem and Scout, Walter
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In the book To Kill A Mockingbird, Harper Lee uses Boo Radley as a symbol of misjudgments and superstitions. Throughout the beginning of the book Boo Radley has been seen as a person who hides himself and has no friends at all, he is considered as a dangerous person. However due to the curiosity from 3 kids, the hunt to discover what type of person Boo Radley is, begins. Boo Radley tries befriending the children in his own type of way, by placing small little things, as to what might resemble Boo
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Runyan 1 Anna Runyan Mr. Nevares HHSE1:4 1 November 2015 Everyone is Equal “A person is a person, no matter how small.” Dr. Seuss. Maycomb County belittles the members of the community according to their race. In To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee demonstrates that the town of Maycomb, Alabama drives down the lower class and colored members in society to keep them from usurping within the county. The main character Jean Louise “Scout” Finch learns this in her childhood as her father, a well known
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Some people simply find themselves at home with nature more than people. In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, the Finch’s long time neighbor, Miss Maudie loves her azaleas and flowers and seems to fit in with them more than with the town. Her family has known the Finches for many, many years, but until recently, Jem and Scout have never really known her. After they become friends and begin to spend more time with her, however, they realize that Miss Maudie proves much more than just a plant loving
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In the story by Harper Lee, To Kill A Mockingbird, Scout matures throughout the story as she learns many morals and new values through experience and practice. To grow into the person Scout became by the end of the book, it wouldn’t have happened without Atticus Calpurnia and all their friends, family and neighbors. She observes behavior that quite often bewilders her, as she goes through a series of maturing experiences. She begins to comprehend that not all people act, or have the same beliefs
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Two different people, two totally different stories. How is Emmett Till and Tom Robinson alike and different even though they are from two totally different stories? One is from a report of Emmett Till and the other from To Kill A Mockingbird. First off they are going to be the same in many ways but there is going to be differences along the way. So I am going to tell you the likes and differences from Emmett Till and Tom Robinson. These two characters can be alike and here is how they both disobeyed
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