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The only way any tradition or system gets changed, is when one person dares to question it, and point

I think that for Scout's particular situation at that time, considering that she already knew a

I think that because adults are viewed by children as authority figures who generally have better

Alex, I agree with you on your choice of Atticusism. This was really the first Atticusism that we saw

When Jem broke his arm, I did not think it too big of a deal. I had not interpreted that part like

With Scout as the narrator, I think there are some limitations since she is in fact only a six-year-

"-Scout let's get us a baby." "Where?" In pg 191, right before the trial,

I think family loyalty has a positive and negative on the characters. The Ewells are obviously loyal

I'm on Scout's side too but there are a lot of examples where the family you grow up with

I completely feel you Alison, because I used to be like Jem, who was kind of dissapointed at what my

I agree with Jacob. The fact that mrs. Dubose is going to die and she and everybody knows it but she

I completly agree with Attic us. Fighting within a household/town/ friend group/ family is hard.

Ethan Frechtman On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Alex Gandy <alexga...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi

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