having or showing a wish to do evil to others

understood or implied without being stated

having or displaying a friendly or pleasant manner

following moral or right principles

Mysterious neighbor who supposedly eats squirrels and cats

Scout's 1st Grade teacher, whose point of view she has to learn to see

Dill's Aunt and the Finches' next door neighbor

Loves syrup, knows about farming, not a penny to his name.

an object or concept that represents a character or idea

TKaM is written using . . .

a comparison between two unlike things

hinting at something before it occurs

reference to something outside of the text, such as something from literature or history

description that creates a picture in the reader's head

a lawyer who is very wise and won't play football but is good with a gun

cranky old lady who grows camellias and actually shows real courage

a dog who has rabies