Chapter 31
6-How do the events of the final chapters explain the first sentence in the whole novel?
1-Comment on the way the writer summarizes earlier events to show their siginificance.
2-How does Scout make sense of an earlier remark of Atticus's as she stands on the Radley porch?
3-How much of a surprise is it fo find what Boo Radley is really like? Has the story before this point prepared the reader for this discovery?
4-At the end of the novel, Atticus reads to Scout. Comment on his choice of story. Does it have any connection with themes earlier in the novel and in its ending?
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How does Scout make sense of an earlier remark of Atticus's as she stands on the Radley porch?
ReplyDeleteScout makes sense of Atticus's earlier remark about you dont know a man until you are in there shoes and walk around in them. When she is standing on the Radley's porch she realized everything Boo had ever went through. She said that she didn't need to be in his shoes and that just standing on his porch explained enough.
4-At the end of the novel, Atticus reads to Scout. Comment on his choice of story. Does it have any connection with themes earlier in the novel and in its ending?
ReplyDeleteThe book Atticus picked out was "The Gray Ghost". It connected to the novel earlier becuase the book ( The Gray Ghost ) was a scary type of story, and earlier on in the novel ( To Kill a Mockingbird )there were some scary events that can relate to "The Gray Ghost" book. This is how the book can relate to earlier events in "To Kill a Mockingbird".
How do the events of the final chapters explain the first sentence in the whole novel?
ReplyDeleteI think the events in the final chapter explians that whatever you want to do if you put your mind to it you can do it.
1-Comment on the way the writer summarizes earlier events to show their siginificance.
ReplyDeleteI liked how the Aurthur summarized the earlier events into the ending. It fit really well into the ending because Scout is standing on the Radley porch seeing her and Jem doing all these things together...just how Boo Radley would of saw them.
How much of a surprise is it to find what Boo Radley is really like? Has the storey before this point prepared the reader for this discovery?
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't a real big surprise because what they said and heard about boo Radley was only stories. The Story prepared you to think that Boo was really mean and grouchy. That's what I think about Boo Radley.
How do the events of the final chapters explain the first sentence in the whole novel?
ReplyDeleteThe events in the final chapter explain the first sentence because Jem broke his arm due to the events in the final chapters