Describe Scout’s last impressions of her experience in this book from her attack after the Halloween pageant up to the moment when she stands on Boo Radley’s front porch. Why would Harper Lee end the book with Scout looking at the town from this vantage point?
Discuss Jem and his “coming of age.” Use at least four (4) moments in the book to define/explain his growth.
What does Atticus mean when he says in Chapter 22, it “seems that only children weep?”
How does the Ewell Family’s geographical location contribute to their “place” in this town? Which theme can you link to this concept? Explain how your choice is supported.
In Chapter 15, Scout is able to keep the men at the jail from lynching Tom Robinson. Which theme can you link to this event? Explain how your choice is supported.
Scout, as a “mature narrator,” appears upset by the way both the African-American & white churches regard women. Discuss what upsets her so much about each church; define their similarities.
Atticus defines real courage in Chapter 11: “It’s when you know you’re licked before you begin but you begin anyway and see it through to the end no matter what.” How do Mrs. Dubose and her actions support this statement?
Who are the two (2) mockingbirds in this story? Provide evidence as to how they each fill that role. Discuss why it is a sin to kill a mockingbird, and then connect that to these two (2) characters.
Comment on why you think Boo Radley is making connections with the children.
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