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To Kill a Mockingbird

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November 9, 2013

 

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Lee gives a Scout a childish and important role by making her confess out- loud about Walter’s wrong actions. The conversation of Atticus and Walter “like two men”, showing how grown up Walter is. Lee gives the reader a common daily lifetime experience to relate to what he is showing clearer and practical...
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The conversation of Atticus and Walter “like two men”, showing how grown up Walter is. Lee gives the reader a common daily lifetime experience to relate to what he is showing clearer and practical. Another example given by Harper Lee is when Lee illustrates to the reader an apprehensive scene of Jem’s journey to retrieve his trousers back...
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