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Why did Boo Radley come out of his house when the kids were in trouble? But he never came out when they were messing around outside his house?

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How did Boo Radley know what Bob Ewell was going to do?

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Why does Paul say that is is harder being a cop in Springfield now?

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Why was Rashad accused of assaulting a white women and accused of shop lifting in the book?

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Why does Quin seem to be backing Paul around page 170 even though he wants to help Rashad?

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How does race play a roll in the book?

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Was Quinn on Paul's side because he didn't want Paul to not like him or was it because at fist he thought that was the right thing to do?

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WHO is the mockingbird?

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How do you describe what it means to be "All American"?

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Why during the protest did the police bring tanks and lots of military equipment if it was not necessarily required for a protest.

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I thought the book was really good until the end because as a reader, I like to know what happens to all the characters and the story, not having to think about what happens next.

Answer to Tyler's response: I think Rashad's dad  was just mad about the incident and he just thought about what Rashad looked like, that's why he made a conclusion about why Rashad was arrested.

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How does the discovery of the spray-painted tag, "Rashad Is Absent Again Today" change the dynamics about how students at the high school are able to deal with the event? In what ways does this initially non-spoken symbol become an avenue for reflection and conversation among both the student body and the faculty?

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Why did his dad jump the gun and think he did something wrong right a way and not watch the video first?

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My final thought on the book was that it was a good book, i could see everything happening, i saw it in my mind, the one thing i wish could have happened though , i wish they could have finished the book.  Its like they got drunk one night and were like hhhheeeyyyy duuuude, how 'bout we dont finisssshhhhhh this booook, put people in suspense and never write a ssssecond one "burps and falls over".

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Attics says to Jem, "so far nothing in your life has interfered with your reasoning process." What has gotten in the way of the jury's reasoning process that hasn't changed Jem yet?

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was the title, "all american boys" called that due to just a few pages referencing the title?

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Why did Quinn decide to change "sides".
Answer to Ryan Meeks: They didn't want him to get involved with it but Quinn had already said they are in the middle of it because he saw it happen.

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Why did Quinn's parents and family not want him to go to the march?

Answer to Krissy- I think Quinn changed sides because he felt what Paul did was wrong and he didn't feel right on that side. So he switched to do what he believed was better even if it meant losing close friends.