The key coming of age scene I will analyze is the Boo Radley scene where Boo Radley protected Scout and Jem from Bob Ewells attack on them. The scene uses conflict, imagery, and tone to extenuate the coming of age of Scout and Jem when they finally noticed that Boo Radley is there to protect them not harm them.
The first element that is used in the Boo Radley scene was imagery. Imagery was represented when the two characters, Boo Radley and Bob Ewell were fighting and the visual that was shown was when who was stabbing and killing Bob Ewell to protect and save Jem and Scout. This what is also used when Boo was hiding in the dark behind the door. It was used during that scene to because we could barely see Boo but then slowly he crept out
The first element that is used in the Boo Radley scene was imagery. Imagery was represented when the two characters, Boo Radley and Bob Ewell were fighting and the visual that was shown was when who was stabbing and killing Bob Ewell to protect and save Jem and Scout. This what is also used when Boo was hiding in the dark behind the door. It was used during that scene to because we could barely see Boo but then slowly he crept out