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What is Atticus' character described as on page 273?
For once in his life, Atticus' instinctive courtesy failed him
How does Bob Ewell view certain people according to his character description on page 275?
They ain't worth the bullet it takes to shoot' em. Ewell 'as one of' em
How is Boo Radley's physical appearance described on page 276?
Thin to hollowness
What is said about Boo Radley's eyes on page 276?
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What do Scout's tears symbolize when she says, 'Our neighbour's image blurred with my sudden tears' on page 276?
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Study Notes
Atticus Finch's Character
- Atticus experiences a moment of failure in his normally courteous demeanor, highlighting his vulnerability and humanity during challenging situations.
Bob Ewell's Character
- Bob Ewell expresses a contemptuous view of others, implying that some individuals are not worth even the effort of harming them, indicating his disdainful and violent disposition.
Boo Radley's Character
- Described as "thin to hollowness," Boo Radley embodies a sense of frailty and isolation, reflecting his life of seclusion.
- His "grey eyes were so colourless," emphasizing his lack of vitality and the stark nature of his existence.
Scout Finch's Perspective
- Scout's emotional response leads to a blurred image of their neighbor, illustrating the impact of her feelings on her perception of Boo Radley and the events unfolding around them.
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Description
Test your understanding of key quotations from Chapter 29 of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. This quiz focuses on the characterization of Atticus Finch, Bob Ewell, and Boo Radley through their significant quotes. Enhance your comprehension of these critical passages as you prepare for discussions or exams.
