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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 29 Flashcards | Quizlet

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Start studying To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 29. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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"Mr. Ewell almost got him, and it was the last thing he did" (Lee 358).

This quote tells the reader that Bob Ewell is dead, which I believe to be a very large part of the story. Bob Ewell is a very significant character and his death gave many readers satisfaction, while it left others with questions.

"I went to Atticus and felt his arms go around me"(Lee 359).

This shows that even though Atticus is a lawyer and a stern man, he truly cares for his children. He cares for Scout in a time of need instead of prying her for information. This is a scene where he puts down his briefcase and opens his arms.

"I reckon... then somebody yanked Mr. Ewell down"  (Lee 361).

Because Scout knows Jem broke his arm, she says somebody instead of a name. This really makes the reader think who else could have been at the attack. The person obviously cared for the children, and I first thought it was Atticus. We later find out that it was Boo Radley.

"His face was as white as his hands , but for a shadow on his jutting chin" (Lee 362).

This is the first time the reader "sees" Boo Radley, and it really puts things into perspective. It really shows the reader how long Boo has been away from people and inside his house. I found it very satisfactory to finally know what Boo looked like because I've read about him for so long.

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Why was this chapter important to the storyline?

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Why was this chapter important to the storyline?

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The chapter before this was very intense and kind of confusing. This chapter mostly describes the previous chapter, in hopes of getting the reader to fully understand it. This chapter also reveals key components for the rest of the book, such as Bob Ewell's death, Jem hurting his arm, and Boo Radley finally coming out of his house.

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• Bob Ewell is killed while he is trying to attack Jem and Scout.

•Heck Tate, the sheriff, shows up and Scout tells him her description of the events of the attack.

•Nobody, Atticus or neighbors, had heard the kids because of their loud radios.

•Heck Tate figures that Bob Ewell tried to squeeze Scout to death because of the holes in his clothes and skin. He got these holes from the chicken wire in Scout's costume.

•Jem badly injured his arm during the attack.

•It is found out that Boo Radley came out of his house and helped the kids survive.

•Boo Radley was standing in the corner of the room and he is described as very pale, hollow cheeks, thin hair, and gray, almost colorless eyes.

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To Kill a Mockingbird chapter 29 Summary: Everything You Need to Know in 5 Minutes

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No fancy graphics-- just straight talk about the chapter!

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This is a quizlet that contains many important questions about chapter 29. The question can be answered by turning over a flashcard or typing the answer out.

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To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 29 Flashcards | Quizlet

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Start studying To Kill a Mockingbird Chapter 29. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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"Mr. Ewell almost got him, and it was the last thing he did" (Lee 358).

This quote tells the reader that Bob Ewell is dead, which I believe to be a very large part of the story. Bob Ewell is a very significant character and his death gave many readers satisfaction, while it left others with questions.

"I went to Atticus and felt his arms go around me"(Lee 359).

This shows that even though Atticus is a lawyer and a stern man, he truly cares for his children. He cares for Scout in a time of need instead of prying her for information. This is a scene where he puts down his briefcase and opens his arms.

"I reckon... then somebody yanked Mr. Ewell down"  (Lee 361).

Because Scout knows Jem broke his arm, she says somebody instead of a name. This really makes the reader think who else could have been at the attack. The person obviously cared for the children, and I first thought it was Atticus. We later find out that it was Boo Radley.

"His face was as white as his hands , but for a shadow on his jutting chin" (Lee 362).

This is the first time the reader "sees" Boo Radley, and it really puts things into perspective. It really shows the reader how long Boo has been away from people and inside his house. I found it very satisfactory to finally know what Boo looked like because I've read about him for so long.