Tuesday, October 7, 2008
hmmmmm
I think it is interesting how as the children grow, they become less worried about the Radley's. I think that they are growing up and realizing that there really isn't that much to worry about, and understanding that they may have good reasons for staying in their house and being so secluded. They are starting to realize that the Ewell's are the real problem.
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I agree.... they really are growing up!! They hardly ever metion the radleys once you get to the trial (which by the way is really good!!) But, i was thinking about the fact that they really are acting more mature!! I especially noticed Scout's maturity by how she is narrating the story. It seems to me as if she is starting to use "older" dialogue. So yep! They sure are growing up!!
I almost miss the more playful Scout from the beginning of the book but am beginning to respect the new identity she has made for herself. Jem on the other hand is just annoying, with his notion of supperiority. If no one can tell I become biased based on the narrators view, nonetheless he is hard to really understand anymore. I mean telling Atticus about dil was the right thing to do, but lets be honest. How often do we actually do the right thing?
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