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    are always learning something. In the wonderful novel to kill a mockingbird [TKAM] Jem and Scout are constantly learning what it means to be a kind and true person. The setting is based in the south in a town called Maycomb county, Alabama. It takes place during the great depression in the mid 1930’s, during these hard times there are many lessons to demonstrate to Scout and the reader. Thesis: In Harper Lee’s novel [TKAM], there are many dramatic events that occur that teach Scout and the…

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    Mistreating the Situation In William Golding’s Lord of The Flies he demonstrates how the boys put themselves in a situation where they act childish, when they should be very serious. D. David Wilson’s criticism “A Study of ‘Game Metaphor’ in Golding’s Lord of The Flies”, gives a new way to look at Golding’s book, of how the children act like they are in a game. Wilson mentions how the boy’s minds don’t focus on surviving and escaping the island, but trying to impress each other…

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    the same, life was slow and dull. Suddenly, in both books, a big event happens and shakes the citizens of their normal lives. In Maycomb County (TKAM), it is the case of Tom Robinson’s supposed rape of Mayella Ewell, and in the town of Holcomb, Kansas (In Cold Blood) it is the murders of the Clutter family. Also in both books, a murder happens. In TKAM, Bob Ewell is eventually “Murdered” by Arthur “Boo” Radley. Of course, “In Cold Blood” centers on the murder of the Clutter family. That’s only…

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    TKAM Synthesis Essay In Harper lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird Jem and Scout grown up in the little town of maycomb deep in the south with the thoughts and actions of racist men and women all around them. Throughout the story we see through scout's eyes the injustice toward blacks and see how it affects her views on the people all around her.We see how her outlook changes on the people closest to her and how she grows from this reality. The theme of TKAM is that racism is never going to end in a…

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    murder but this might have happened because he felt bad about lying to cover for Mayella’s social crime. This shows how racism can worm its way into the justice system and affect many innocent lives. This is just some of the reasons why the theme of TKAM and how justice is blind and can be influenced. There are more reasons why this is the theme but these are the top ones and most prominent pieces. The book is a outstanding read and displays the Great Depression with very relatable…

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    “Until I feared I would lose it, I never loved to read. One doesn’t love breathing.” 50 years ago, in the small town of Monroeville, Alabama, a book called To Kill A Mockingbird was written. This story represents an era before it was written and since then our society had advanced technologically, legally, and social , yet it still remains as an iconic piece of literature. Some of the reasons that it still speak powerfully to the audience today is it revolves around the timeless issue…

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    Many outside forces can change a person’s life. These external influences can come in many forms as shown in the play : Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare which is about how the feud of the two rival noble families leads to the death of their children, the short stories Anointed with Oils by Alden Nowlan and The Landlady by Roald Dahl and finally it is shown in the novel To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee Firstly, The play Romeo and Juliet shares important insight on how a person’s…

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    several examples that take place. The KKK was founded on December 24, 1865 in Pulaski, Tennessee. Their main goal was to make whites more superior than the rest of the races and all the members were white men. To try to discriminate the other races. In TKAM, Atticus talks to Scout and Jem about how blacks always lose. He says, “...when it’s a white man’s word against a black man’s, the white man always…

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    Branson Kang Ms. Flood AL 10 Dec/18/2014 How firm TKaM relates to the novel? To Kill a Mockingbird is a American novel by Harper Lee published in 1960. The novel won the Pulitzer Prize, and has become a classic of modern American literature required to all students. The novel was made into film with same title in 1962. Actors and actresses of the film and also the film won awards ceremonies such as Academy Award. Author of the book, Harper Lee refused many offers to remake from media such as TV…

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    People thought that he just came to find out all the roman strategies and defenses so his greek friends could come destroy the roman camp. Even when he swore he was for the roman cause for the time being he was still called a spy. Just like in the TKAM book no one can trust what Tom Robinson said even though most people knew that the white Ewell girl was lying. They couldn’t trust Tom because of his skin color even when he swore he was there for work and didn’t rape Mayella they didn’t believe…

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