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Theme: Loss of Innocence (Symbols/ Motifs (Mockingbirds (Mockingbirds…

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        In Maycomb itself everyone knows each other. Everything usually went swell and there weren't ever any circumstances that effect Atticus or his family. This court case will have a prolonging effect on Atticus. His reputation and his family were severely effected. His morality was challenged.
      - Things that didn't change
        
        Atticus did not change his morality in the book even though it was challenged by many. He didn't chicken out. he took the case seriously .
        
        " I wanted you to see what real courage is, instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his hand it's when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and see it through no matter what."Pg112
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        Tom's perspective on the citizens in Maycomb changed. He never experienced such injustice and died as a result of it.
        
        Things that didn't change
        
        Changed
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        Boo Radley became a little bit less secluded. He cared for the safety of others. He was not harmful as the kids thought.
        
        Evidence: "He was carrying Jem. "
        Boo Radley fought Mr. Ewell and saved the Finch kids. He risked his life.
      - Things that didn't change
        
        Boo Radley changed.
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        In the beginning of the book, Scout was extremely reliant on her older brother. She would do everything with him and ask for everything. In the middle, Scout realized he was becoming a 'man' and needed to be alone sometimes.
        
        Evidence: "Jem and I had always enjoyed the free run of Mrs. Maudie's yard if we kept out of her azaleas, but out contact with her was not clearly defined. Until Jem and Dill excluded me from their plans, she was only another lady in the neighborhood, but a relatively benign presence." Pg.46
        Scout had to hang around Mrs. Maudie as Jem was busy.
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        In the beginning, Scout refused to be ladylike and wanted to wear overalls most of the time. In the end,when her aunt would ask her to change she still refused. Throughout the book, Scout stuck by her beliefs.
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        Jem still cared strongly for Scout.
        
        Evidence:
        Beginning: "Come on, Scout, don't just lie there!"
        Jen didnt't want Scout to be caught by Boo Radley
        End: "Someone rolled against me and I felt Jem."
        Scout fell down when Mr. Ewell was chasing them with a knife. Jem risked his life and wen back for her. He picked her up and continued running. He risked his own life. Pg:42
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        In the beginning, Jem would do everything with his younger sister Scout. He began to drift of little by little.
        
        "Jem and I had always enjoyed the free run of Mrs. Maudie's yard if we kept out of her azaleas, but out contact with her was not clearly defined. Until Jem and Dill excluded me from their plans, she was only another lady in the neighborhood, but a relatively benign presence." Pg.46
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        Dill's character changed completely.
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        In the beginning, Dill was a normal kid who told lies to alter his real life. In the end, he became more aware of his surroundings and comfortable.
        
        Evidence: "I don't care one speck. It ain't right, somehow, it ain't right to do 'em that way. Hasn't anybody got any business talkin' like that - it just makes me sick."Pg.226
        Dill came to his senses and actually felt the wrong in the case.
- - - - The book took place in a small town in Alabama that was experiencing racial tension.
      - The book TKAM took place at the time of Fdr’s speech. This was around the 1930's.
      - Social Makeup: Since the book takes place in the 1930's, we know that slavery was outlawed, but whites and blacks were segregated. They only associated with blacks when they were house keeper.s or workers
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        Calpurnia stayed the same throughout the book.
        
        Things that didn't change
        
        Throughout the book, Calpurnia stayed the same and did her job which was to take care of the kids.
- - - - Examples: When Tom Robinson was shoot, Mr.Underwood compared it to killing a bunch of song birds.
        Mrs. Maudie explains to Scout it is a sin to kill a mockingbird because the only thing they do is sing.
        
        Connection: Scout and Jem's Last name is Finch. A finch is a small bird. This means that since they are Finches, they are vulnerable to the town of Maycomb.
  - - - Examples: Examples: in the beginning of the boo, Boo Radley was portrayed as a monster. The kids were afraid of his home, They would even have nightmares at night. In the end when they were saved by him, all their thoughts changed. They realized they were wrong. He becomes human to Scout
  - - - When Mr. Nathan seals it up, the connection is cut off,