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Harper Lee uses a mockingbird as a symbol for the unjust conviction of Tom Robinson to illustrate the unjust mistreatment and persecution of people.

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Through multiple examples of conflict with peers of the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that it has become socially acceptable to treat those with mental disorders unfairly.

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Through various situation of conflict that involved the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird uses imagery to suggest that everyone should be treated equally no matter who and how they are as a person.

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Through many examples of changes of thought and stance of the main character, Lee's To Kill a Mocking Bird suggests that as someone grows older and the world around them changes their thoughts and feeling on certain matters will also change as the mature and strive to become adults.

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Throughout the dystopia-based scenario presented in the Lord of the Flies, Goulding uses conflict to express that there is a bad side in all of us, and it is likely to cause destruction in our everyday world.

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Goulding uses conflict between groups of people in Lord of the flies to show how the lack of government in a society made up of different groups of people with different beliefs will cause them to fight and go against each other.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's Rabbit-Proof-Fence" uses the rabbit proof fence as a symbol in order to show lack of freedom. However, culture need more mutual understanding, respect, trust and thus give each other free space and growth, rather than restrict freedom.

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Through its various negative injustice events in Caitlin's daily life, Erskine's Mocking Bird indicates that injustice should be stopped as it's results can cause unexpected negative impacts in one's life.

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Goulding uses imagery that contrasts the characters’ behaviour before and after a plane crash in order to show that devastating events are likely to result in a loss of innocence.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's Rabbit Proof Fence utilizes leaders as characters to show the leaders support others.

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Goulding uses foreshadowing in Lord of the Flies to suggest that there is a fine line between living in a civilized society based on rule and order and living in a primitive society based on impulsive desires.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara uses many examples of inequality to show that a prison metaphor to show that people who have been treated unequally felt trapped different races ppl live in different ways. Aboriginal that never felt themselves being treated by government or white people in a equality way even they're half of white people. that why it made Molly thought   'i don't like this place, it's like a prison'.
Through my own opinion, living in a world like that,  is not worth it.

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Through its examples of racial prejudice in which whites have the advantage, Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird suggests that inequalities play important roles in the lives of people by limiting certain opportunities which has shaped our world to this day.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's Rabbit-Proof Fence uses symbolism in order to show the importance of home.

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In Mockingbird, Erskine uses multiple examples of conflict with peers of the main character to suggest that it has become socially acceptable to treat those with mental disorders unfairly. 

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In Mockingbird, Erskine uses multiple examples of conflict with peers of the main character to suggest that it has become socially acceptable to treat those with mental disorders unfairly. 

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Harper Lee uses examples of conflict among the different social groups, to show how the youth is under the influence of having a racist outlook.