To Kill a Mockingbird

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Author's feeling towards Mrs. Dubose

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Aversion

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Jem's respect for Dill after seeing Dracula

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Impressive (1930s film view)

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Calpurnia's simile: "Her hand was as wide as a bed slat..."

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Discipline force in the house

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Story perspective

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First person

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Chapter 7 contribution

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Develops Boo Radley

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Best evidence of Jem's fury

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Bent baton, snapped in two, thrown down

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Author's tone in Chapter 12

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Curious

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Mrs. Dubose in Chapter 11

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is old

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Dill's feelings about his dad (page 9)

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uncomfortable

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Figurative language on page 56: "not a breath blowing"

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Stillness of the night