Friday, October 3, 2008
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This is where we will discuss To Kill a Mockingbird and other literature throughout the year. Please feel free to discuss anything that is pertinent to what we are doing in class as long as it is polite and appropriate.
Great TKMB Quotes
- Atticus don't ever do anything to Jem and me in the house that he don't do in the yard.
- You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.
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- DIRTY DRUNKEN CREEPER!
- Put yourself in someone else's shoes.
- Bob Ewell
- what?
- "Mockingbird" & "Atticus"
- help me!!
- Clowns
- WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE
- Bob Ewell is a tool?
- thunderfist revealed!!!
- "His food doesn't stick going down, does it?"
- Spoiler
- Scout changing?
- Alexandra
- Friendless Mayella :(
- Another sweet video..
- The Ewells
- Miss Maudie :D
- YouTube Trailer
- Mr. Dolphus Raymond
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- Miss Maudie's Rear End
- Mayella
- Crying Dill
- Nigger Lover??
- The BEST page of the whole book!
- Court Case
- Ewell vs. Robinson
- The Meaning Behind the Title
- Sorry guys, i havn't read that far yet...
- Mumbo Jumbo
- Mrs. Dubose
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8 comments:
Hey, thanks thunderfist... You posted one minute before me while i was still typing. I guess i didnt catch that part in the story. Question anwsered!
it says in the book that they believe Killing a mockingbird is a sin, so the author chose that title becuase it shows the beliefs of the old south, and becuase the book potrays the sinful nature of humanity.
I don't get it either. "It's a sin to kill one blah blah blah."
I think Scout should do it just to see if she goes to hell.
no killing mockings birds is refering to killing the innocent. the mocking birds are supposed to represent the innocent.
Thats an interesting way to look at it.
Well its very simple. In the South they use mockingbirds to represent people, and they do not want you to shoot at people.
I'm guessing that someone is going to be charged with something they didn't do. Like thebirdsandthebees10 said, the mockingird probably represents a person. Then, since this book has something to do with racism, the person on trial will probably be black.
better than you...that was funny.
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