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TO Kill a mocking bird

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April 20, 2015

 

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It is in this way that Tom Robinson represents the innocent mockingbird. The town reacts unfairly and harshly towards him when the accusation is laid against him. The town's treatment of him literally ends up killing him as he tries to escape from the prison where he was wrongfully sent. Another character who represents the mockingbird is Arthur "Boo" Radley...
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"Boo" Radley is a quiet man who lives a secluded life inside his house. He never leaves it even for chores, such as doing the shopping. These are done by his brother. He is the mocking bird in that he never bothers the town. At the end of the novel Boo is responsible for saving Scout and Jem's life from an enraged Mr Ewell...
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