To Kill a Mockingbird (Symbolism, Theme, Point of View)

Front

Represents an idea or feeling

Back

Symbolism

Front

Symbol of a mockingbird

Back

Good and innocent

Front

Quiet person who stays to themselves

Back

Recluse

Front

Radley House

Back

fear of the unknown

Front

Overall meaning of a passage or novel

Back

Theme

Front

Mistreatment due to race

Back

Racism

Front

Ability to act without fear

Back

Courage

Front

View from which a story is told

Back

Point-of-view

Front

1st person point-of-view

Back

Character tells the story using I and me.

Front

Direct address to reader (uses 'you')

Back

2nd person point-of-view