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Chloe Zackary, Olivia Abrams and Hogan Sedlock

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Chloe Zackary, Olivia Abrams and Hogan Sedlock

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It is discussing how eerie the house has become after "the incident" with Boo and his father. No one leaves or comes into the house except for Nathan and that isn't very often either. The hole in the tree represents Boo's way of communication and that is the only way we see his character because the house is so "dead".

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Boo's father is so protective that he would not let Boo out of the house and he seals up the knot-hole just like he seals Boo in the house.

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The bible could represent the beliefs people follow and everyone is following these strict guidelines in Maycomb so when they would be drunk then they would be more open minded. And generally the religion could cause a conflict later in the story.

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In real life understanding this means it depends on the man in hands of the object in order to prove the danger.

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I think this is important this because people see the bible as a set of beliefs. If these beliefs are set everybody will believe them and follow them even if they don't 100% agree with them. That could come into play with segregation because people are going to follow one another and if one person segregates and mistreats a colored person it will become to norm in the society.  Somebody who drinks whiskey is talking about someone who is thought to be doing something bad which is drinking but really they could be the people that don't discriminate and look differently at people. They are going to be more open minded then somebody who follows the bible.

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Like in most cases it’s about money. After that, then it’s about race.  It weird to see that first graders can see it considering how young they are.  Most kids can ignore or just don’t understand it until they reach double digits.

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Atticus gives Scout this advice that begins to help her throughout the beginning of the book, and probably later on as well. As the reader has already found out, Atticus is very wise and this is showing his simple belief that he was able to put into words that are comprehensible to Scout, which continues to develop his relationship with his children along with his understanding of them. Scout thinks about this advice, but she struggles to grasp it. Although the reader sees her at some points using/understanding the advice, she still struggles with understanding and showing empathy towards others. 

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Atticus gives Scout this advice that begins to help her throughout the beginning of the book, and probably later on as well. As the reader has already found out, Atticus is very wise and this is showing his simple belief that he was able to put into words that are comprehensible to Scout, which continues to develop his relationship with his children along with his understanding of them. Scout thinks about this advice, but she struggles to grasp it. Although the reader sees her at some points using/understanding the advice, she still struggles with understanding and showing empathy towards others. 

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I think that it could show how eventually people thought that they shouldn't have done descrimination.

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It's crazy that such young kids have realized what social hierarchy is. Most of the time, kids don't understand or don't want to understand all the things that are wrong in the world. Most kids don't comprehend real problems until they are older. The main problems here are money, and race. Money and race are still sometimes used as either a benefit, or a downfall.

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it's also one of the main events/exposition that drives the kids to start making stories about them and getting curious with the surrounding area. this event shapes the main plot were reading in the early chapters.

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We thought that the dirt under the snowman could symbolize the impurities of people. We also thought the black of the dirt could represent African Americans.

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I think that the Radleys represent people who are being treated differently for not doing anything

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They represent friendship from the mysterious man, Boo. He used the gifts as a treaty to the children in a hope that they become friends.

They also symbolize what he feels as a lost childhood.

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Think about how religion can be used in a harmful manner.

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I thought that it was trying to show how Jem is beginning to become more grown up. Earlier in the chapter he thought that going into the Radley's yard was a great idea, but now he's opposed to it and admitting to Scout that she was right.

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They could be covering up the dirt with snow to symbolize that black people might try to cover up the fact that they are black so that they get treated normally.

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I agree with this but I also think this could be symbolism when they made it look like Mr. Avery because when they made the snowman out of mud it could represent how he acts how a black man would typically act but he is actually white. This shows how racist the town is.

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Boo uses the presents in the tree as a somewhat of a peace treaty between him and the children. He is trying not to be a recluse. He is just trying to find friendship. The items could also represent his lost childhood(the spelling bee medal and the little pennies and figures)

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I think this is saying how religion can really be harmful.

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you also see how the tree is how Boo interacts with the world. how he communicates with people, the kids. by just filling it up he is being cut off from the rest of the world. again.

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I don't think the kids really understand social hierarchy, rather that they repeat what their elders think

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I didn't think about that but I agree. I also think that it may show how when they first started realizing the things he left behind, they didn't know it was his. At first they may have not thought it was the greatest but than thought it was a good idea to take the things. This may be like decimation.

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This symbolizes discrimination of black people then and how they were considered "dirty".

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I see it as something similar, I can see how you can prove many actions with the bible.  It can be interpreted so many ways that it  can become dangerous in anyone's hands.  That then, they can get lost in the life are in now.

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I agree with Victoria I think Jem is finally growing up more and becoming accountable for his actions

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Sometimes, people are expected to follow a certain religion and its rules even if they don't agree with it. Religion, prayer, and confessions all have a good way of bringing out the truth, and how things should be perfect. Often, when people think of the Bible, they think of purity. But what happens when the Bible winds up in the wrong hands? Then, it becomes harmful.

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We agree but one more thing is that the incident creates a mystery throughout the whole book and makes the readers have to wonder about what they think happened.

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The dirt could be literal and represent a strong foundation for the true symbolism of the snowman itself.