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This book kind of opened my thinking a little bit. I never really thought about how their could be racist people in the courthouse.

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I would like to hear this story from atticus's. Atticus went through a lot throughout the entire novel. Atticus was defending a black man in a society where defending a black man is not a good thing to do. He is trying to win a case against bias jury's and basically is trying to convince people to rethink the way they think about black people. He risked his life for the case, and ended up losing because Tom Robinson ran away even though they could have won. He battled against a whole town of racists while trying to keep his kids and himself safe.

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It deepened my knowledge on the false claims that have gone on in our past simply because they took advantage of an opportunity, like they did in TKAM and Scottsboro. I also wonder if this still goes on in today's society.

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I think Dill would consider Scout, Jem and Atticus essential to him. In the book he says how he doesn’t feel valued by his new family and he feels unwanted. The first place he goes is Scout’s house because he feels more home there than he does with his own family.

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It grew inward so rarely people settled here.
This quote was interesting to me because it detailed that the  town doesn't have any visitors and nobody comes from other places. Anybody who lives there has had an extensive family live there.

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In chapter 12 they went to a different church, one that black people went to. It was a new experience for them. Atticus is away, and their aunt is taking care of them

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I wanted you to see what
real courage is, instead of getting the idea that courage is a man with a gun in his
hand. It’s when you know you’re licked before you begin but you begin anyway.

I liked this quote because I think it is a good example of describing what courage is.

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A quote I picked up from this was,  Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy. They don't eat up people's gardens, don't nest in corn cribs, they don't do one thing but sing their hearts out for us. That's why it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."  I picked it because I think he is saying you dont wrong people that have not wronged you

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One time when I was down, my friends didn't try to silver line or make it a competition. They just tried to be in my spot.

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Chapter 7 was slower than the others but it was still good.

Quote:"When I came back for my pants, they were folded across the fence." I predict boo radley was the person who found the pants and folded them. - Aidan Pomer

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Chapter 9 was deeper than the other chapters. A quote that stuck with me was, "you should always try even if you know you aren't going to win." Atticus said this when he was defending a black person who he thought was being wrongfully accused.

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Chapter 6 was pretty eventful. I think this was my favorite chapter so far. The storyline about.

A quote that stood out to me was...

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I thought this one was better than chapter four. It was more eventful. I like the build up we are getting for the reveal of Boo Radley. This is the first time they have tried to interact with him

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I thought chapter 4 was kind of a slow chapter. Nothing too much happened other than the tire situation,. Although it was slow I still kind of enjoyed it.