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30 Jan, 19:04:18
- In what ways does the trial of Tom Robinson serve as a precursor to the Civil Rights movement?
- According to Atticus, what is the real reason why Bob Ewell brings a case against Tom Robinson?
- Scout views her town “Maycomb” in a very complex manner. Explain her attitude.
- How can the character of Jem be used to draw parallels between the themes of innocence versus wisdom?
- After being found guilty, what does Tom’s reaction reveal about his attitude towards justice and racial equality?
- How does Harper Lee use symbolism to effectively represent the themes of racial injustice and prejudice in the novel?
- Compare and contrast the ways in which Scout and Jem mature throughout the novel.
- It’s been argued that Bob Ewell becomes a symbol of hatred and animalistic instinct. Explain.
- What is the significance of Boo Radley in To Kill a Mockingbird?
- How can the themes from To Kill a Mockingbird be seen in modern day pop culture such as films and music?
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