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    In the book, To Kill a Mockingbird, one of the main themes of the story is that it is a sin to kill a Mockingbird. Atticus Finch, one of the main characters, says on page 93, "Shoot all the bluejays you want, if you can hit ‘em, but remember it’s a sin to kill a Mockingbird." He says that because mockingbirds do nothing to harm people, they just sing their songs, and they don't damage gardens, or harm other animals. This can also be seen as a metaphor throughout the story. Many of the characters…

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    it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird” (Lee 119). This quote is relevant throughout To Kill a Mockingbird because the mockingbird is a symbol that is through the whole book. Taking place in Maycomb, Alabama, during the Great Depression, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a story about two kids learning about the importance about life in Maycomb. Many people relate to the mockingbird in many ways. Throughout To Kill a Mockingbird, a mockingbird is shown as something you shouldn’t kill. The…

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    Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird she describes mockingbirds as beautiful and graceful so it would be a sin to kill one. Like mockingbirds people sing songs too in To Kill A Mockingbird there are many characters that have different personalities, opinions, and actions these characteristics would probably change the way these characters sing their songs In Bob Ewell’s case, he was a rotten person that was despicable he spat in atticus's face, he probably raped and beat his daughter and tried to kill…

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    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 of racial inequality , it has unique perspective on the era’s society, and sheds light on humanity’s good and dark sides. To Kill a…

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    Tell-Them Not To Kill Me

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    I think that “Tell them Not to Kill Me” was one of the most interesting stories we have read. It is not really confusing but I think that it is open to different interpretations. The story started with Juvencio begging his son Justino to tell the sergeant not to kill him. At first you may feel sorry for Juvencio but soon after the pity starts to disappear. Justino do not want to tell the sergeant not to kill his father because then they will know that he is Juvencio’s son and he may possibly be…

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    already kill them? To this day there are many people that hate what they are doing for a living. Why do they hate it? Probably because they are doing something that they don’t love and they settle for less. Where did their dream go wrong? What caused them not to follow their dreams anymore? If you ask people these questions they would probably come up with a million excuses of what caused them to dismantle their dreams. In her TED presentation, Bel Pesce discussed what the five ways to kill your…

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    Warriors in both the Greek classical tradition and Quentin Terentino’s movie, Kill Bill, represent the glorification of mimetic violence, vendetta and the conversion and mutilation of the enemy warrior into a state of bloody, pre-existence. However, whereas in classical myth male warriors were culturally expected to perpetuate violence and construct their heroic identity in opposition to their mother, the warrior-bride in kill bill constructs her heroic identity in accordance with her maternal…

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    To Kill A Mockingbird is a book that is placed in the 1930s which is in a little town where Atticus Finch lives. Atticus Finch had gotten inform that he had to defend Tom Robson which is a African American which was accused of rapping a white girl. Even though Atticus knew he was not going to win the case for defending Tom Robinson, It was worth it for Atticus because he wants his kids to look up to him for try to help Tom Robinson and Atticus follows the golden rule. Atticus is a person that…

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    people. The fact coming to Macbeth mind shocks him since he can not imagine killing a man without a valid reason. In order to make himself good Macbeth states his thoughts are only “fantastical”. Macbeth does not want to bring his inner savagery out and kill the king for the throne. However, desires of a good man are forcing him to fulfill his desires in a treacherous…

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    I believe the song titled Just the Way You Are relates to the inner conflict in To Kill A Mockingbird. The inner conflict is when Atticus gets appointed to defend Tom Robinson in court and Atticus chooses to defend him willingly, and Scout in the beginning thinks very lightly on the situation and she doesn’t quite understand why Atticus is defending a colored person, she later realizes what Atticus is doing is right and she would like him to stay the way he is since he’s a great father. This…

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