To Kill A Mockingbird Thesis Statement

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Again, I very much like your reader response as it is outstanding and meaningful. Undoubtedly your thesis statement is marvelous. Indeed Alexandra character plays a vital role in Scout’s life. And yes the children shows a mysterious feeling about Radley Boo in the novel, as they only heard the rumors from fellow town member about him. Their curiosity increased because Mr. Atticus and other elder warned them to not get closer with the Boo’ s house and this warning drag their attention toward him and his house more. It is kid’s natural behavior that they always want to reveal mysterious surprises and Mr. Boo’s character is just like a surprise for them. The author also represents Mr. Boo as a kind hearted person, who loves the kids. He puts some

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