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This letter is connected to Scout in many ways. For example, this letter symbolizes the friendship between Dill and Scout. It shows how much Dill cares for Scout. Also, Dill even confesses his love for Scout in this letter, showing how close they are. This was how Dill's letter was connected to Scout.

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Scout's overalls represents Scout in many ways. For instance, Scout's overalls show how much of a tom boy she is. They represent who Scout is. Secondly, Scout often wears this to fight against being turned into a proper lady. The overalls shows that Scout is not ready to be a lady yet.This shows what Scout's overalls represent.

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The family portrait is connected to Scout in many ways. For example, it represents how close Atticus and his children are . It shows how much Scout loves her family, and how much she will risk for her family. This was how the portrait is connected to Scout.

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The dolls represent Scout in many ways. First of all, it shows a sign of friendship between Scout, Jem, and Boo. Boo has been leaving gifts in a tree for Jem and Scout which shows how much he likes them. Secondly, these dolls and other gifts show that Boo has been watching Jem and Scout. This is how the dolls represent Scout

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The Grey Ghost book is connected to Scout's story in many ways. For example, the grey ghost represents Boo Radley and how he was misjudged, like the main character of the Grey Ghost. Also, the book represents Scout's story. The characters in the Grey Ghost goes through many adventures, just like Jem and Scout. This was how the Grey Ghost was connected to Scout.

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Jem's pants are important to the story in many ways. For example, it shows how much risks Jem and Scout are willing to take to meet Boo. Also, Jem and Scout realize that Boo is not as bad as they thought. When Jem loses his pants at the Radley fence, he comes back to see that the tear had been mended and it was neatly folded, waiting for Jem. This is why Jem's pants are important to the story.

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Scout's baton is an important part of the book. When Mrs. Dubose insults Atticus , Jem uses Scout's baton to destroy Mrs. Dubose's flowers. Jem's punishment is to read to Mrs Dubose. They later learn that Mrs Dubose is dead overcoming her morphine addiction and learn that courage isn't about shooting with a gun. It is about trying to fight something that you know you couldn't win but you still try.This was why the baton was important to the storyline

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The mockingbird has an important meaning to the story. For example, the phrase " to kill a mockingbird" means to kill an innocent being. This applies to Tom Robinson because he was innocent but was sentenced to jail and later killed. Also, the mockingbird represents Boo Radley because the town misjudged him even though the stories about him weren't true. This is what the mockingbird symbolizes.

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Scout's ham costume is important to Scout. For example, it saved her life. When Bob Ewell tries to attack Scout, her costume protects her from the knife. Secondly, it is a reminder of how brave Boo was to save her.This is why the costume is important.

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Boo's blanket is an important item in the story. When Miss Maudie's house burns down, Scout and her family watches in the cold. When Scout was shivering, she doesn't notice that Boo puts a blanket around her. This shows Scout the kindness of Boo and how much he cares for her. The blanket is also a symbol of a theme in the book. People are not as bad as you think they are. This is why the blanket was important to the story.