Answer the following question in a complete paragraph (minimum of 3 sentences).
1. Comment on the way the narrator (Scout) summarizes earlier events and characters to show their significance. Refer to events and characters that include Boo Radley, Jem, Atticus, and the neighborhood as a whole. Why do you think Harper Lee (the author) chose to end her novel this way?
37 comments:
1. Scout explains the neighborhood in the dark. The fire, everyone helped including Mr. Radley. She probably chose to end it this way for suspense.
#1 She used them what they did during certain season. She ended this way to show everything will turn out better. She also ended it this way becuase poeple were mainly interested, in my opinion, about Boo Radley.
#1 The author used the characters in different chapters of the book. She chose to end her novel this way because she lokked back at the book like when they were scared of Boo Radley and when they made it a game and then at the end since she knew him she thought that she should end it as if the community was at peace again.
1. She explains them in seasons. she dose this to make an impact on the reader. But i dont think it worked on our class
#1. The author used the characters in different chapters of the book. She ended the book like this to show that her and Jem were scared of Boo. And to show that once they met Boo they weren't scared. And that Maycomb COunty was at peace.
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She was using what they did during the seasons. The reason she ended this way is because she wanted to show that everything would turn out better. She also eneded it that way because, i thought, people were mainly interested in Boo Radley.
Scout she makes it a firsthand experience. She makes it seem like you are really there and experiencing it. She also gives a lot of details. Some events that include Boo Radley are when the kids put the note through his door and when he helps scout inside and stays with the guys for a while when they're discussing the whole thing. He also went to visit Jem in his room and he helped the children out in the fight. The neighborhood events include fires and other tragedys. And almost all the events in the book involve Jem and Atticus. She chose to end her novel this way because she wanted to.
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Scout stands on the Radleys prouch. She goes back and rembers all the events. She rembers as if she was in Boo's shoe.One time he said you never really know a man until you you stand in his shoes and walk around in them. I think Harper Lee was Scout and she thought it was right to end it that way.
#1. Scout said the different seasons. In each she explained what had happened in them. She explained how Boo Radley always seemed scary, but that he was actually a nice guy. She also saw her neighborhood at a different angle and explained the order of the houses and who lived there. I think that the reason she ended it this way was for excitement. Also, for the reader to remember it and think about what had happened in it. I think that she wants to make a difference in people's lives.
1) Scout explians alot of details about the neighborood.she tells about what the people are all doing.Even the smallest details.
Q1. Scout says how boo use to put things in that one tree and they never returned any of thoes things.I think that Harper Lee chose to end that novel that way is that Atticus will always be there for jem and scout. Alsohe will never leave them.
?1) She allways explains the characters and the seens. So you know whats going on, and u can see it in your mind. So you feel like your the there. When Jem got hurt that is the only one i can think of. I think she did it that way because a book has to have a great ending allways. If it doesn't than it is lame.
1.She was explaining about everything that happended that past season.When Jem and Scout and Dill had gone to see what Boo Radley looked like, Jim got his pants stuck on the fence.I think Harper Lee chose to end it this way because she wanted to leave us guessing.
#1 Scout explains the neightborhood in the dark. THe fire everyone helped including Mr. Radley. She probably chose to end it this way for suspecse.
#1 She used them what they did during certain season. She goes back and rembers all the events. I think that she wants to make a difference in people's lives.
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The reason she ends the story this way is so that she gathers all memoies into one. It's like Scout was looking at her life, memoies and everything else as an adult does. For that reason she ended her story that way.
#1 Scout tells Atticus what happen in the dark.
1 The author used the characters in different chapters of the book. She ended the book like this to show that her and Jem were scared of Boo. And to show that once they met Boo they weren't scared. And that Maycomb COunty was at peace.
#1 The auther introduced diffrent chaacters in each chapter. She chose this way to show that Scout and Jem were scared of Boo Radley but once they got to know him he wasnt a bad guy. She also showed or explained the neiborhood so that the reader knew that Maycomb County was at peace at last.
#1 She used them what they did during certain season. She ended this way to show everything will turn out better. She also ended it this way becuase poeple were mainly interested, in my opinion, about Boo Radley.
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She describes the fire and how everyone helped to put it out. Also when the mad dog had got in the streat and Atticus shot it. Also she chose to put them in seasons. I think that Harper Lee ended the novel this way to put significane and wrap up the story by putting memories in there at the end.
1. I think the way Scout did this was very cool. She did it in a way that made sense. I think Harper Lee did it this way because it sums up the whole book. She restates the whole book basically in just a few paragraghs.
1. After meeting Boo she recalls all the adventures they had when they were curios about Boo. It is a introsting way to end the book.
#1 I tink she summarizes all the events and concludes well. She leaves a few questions for us to think about. Like what happen to Jem.
#1. Scout said the different seasons. In each she explained what had happened in them. She explained how Boo Radley always seemed scary, but that he was actually a nice guy. She also saw her neighborhood at a different angle and explained the order of the houses and who lived there. I think that the reason she ended it this way was for excitement. Also, for the reader to remember it and think about what had happened in it. I think that she wants to make a difference in people's lives.
#1 She used them what they did during certain season. She ended this way to show everything will turn out better. She also endedit this way becaues people were mainly interested about Boo Radley. I my Opinion.
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Scout tells about their neighborhood and the people who live there. Scout and Jem used to be really intent on getting Boo to come out, but they outgrew that. In this place there were gossipers, children, hard workers, and strangers. I think Harper Lee chose to end this way to say that life in the neighborhood will go back to normal.
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Scout summarizes the earlier events and character by organizing them into seasons. They are mentioned in present-tense. She speaks of Atticus shooting the visious dog, how Boo Radley seemed scary but was really nice. I think Harper Lee chose to end the novel this way because it summarizes the entire book very well, it also makes a lot of sence and is very clear.
#1. She driscebes them in seasons. She does this to influence the reader to read the book more. Personaly I think the book was boring.
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She summerizes the story by restating some of the events they did. She explained them in seasons. She thinks about the games they played from the veiw of the Radly house.
1. She was using what they did during the seasons. The reason she ended this way is because she wanted to show that everything would turn out better. She also ended it that way because, i thought, people were mainly interested in Boo Radley.
1. She was using what they did during the seasons. The reason she ended this way is because she wanted to show that everything would turn out better. She also ended it that way because, i thought, people were mainly interested in Boo Radley.
I think that she had it this way for many reasuns. One of thouse is that it makes the book more interesting. It also make you inmage macobm at the time.
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Scout tells about how they have made friends, enemies, and lost friends. She tells of her ups and downs. Her ups were when Dill proposed, when she met Boo Radley, when she went to Cal's church, and when she got the first big snow and made a snowman. Her lows were when her teacher yelled at her and told her not to read with Atticus anymore, when Ms.Dubose died, when Tom Robinson lost his case and got shot,when that ladies house caught on fire,when Mr.Ewell spit in Atticus's face, when Jem and Dill and her go to the Radley's and almost get shot and when her and Jem got jumped by Bob Ewell. When she describes her neighborhood she usually is in the dark, and when she describes in the day they are usually walking home from school. Her neighborhood is very judgemental and don't take Atticus's side in the case for Tom Robinson. They call him a nigger lover and all that sort of stuff. When Scout talks about Mr.Boo Radley she always says he stays locked in there because he is a freak of nature and that he doesn't like to come out and talk to anyone, but she has fantasies of her having a conversation with Boo Radley and talking about the weather and new things in town. She describes her Aunt Alexandra as a women who sticks up for herself but has a very high expectations for her (Scout) to act like a young ladie. She describes Atticus as someone who is very understanding and will listen to all of her problems. She had described Ms.Dubose as somone who would watch them and make rude remarks about their father, but who was really sick and couldn't really fend for herself. She chose to end her novel this way because it lets you imagine how it could end and what her and Jem might have done after he woke up and what the people might had said about Mr.Ewell's death and why he went after Scout and Jem. Also to end this way would make you want to read it over.
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She was explaining about everything that happended that past season.When Jem and Scout and Dill had gone to see what Boo Radley looked like, Jim got his pants stuck on the fence.I think Harper Lee chose to end it this way because she wanted to leave us guessing.
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