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“Our father didn’t do anything.  He worked in an office, not in a drugstore.  Atticus did not drive a dump-truck, he was not the sheriff, he did not farm, work in a garage, or do anything that could possibly arouse the admiration of anyone.” 

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My prediction: Scout thinks just because Atticus is a laywer that no one gives him any attention because it is not exciting at all. I think however, that Atticus will get a lot of attention, good from the black community for helping out their friend Tom, but a very bad attention from the white community because white people do not like blacks so they are mad at Atticus for helping a black man.

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“Atticus sighed.  ‘I’m simply defending a Negro—his name’s Tom Robinson. He lives in that little

settlement beyond the town dump.  He’s a member of Calpurnia’s church, and Cal knows his family

well.  She says they’re clean-living folks.  Scout, you aren’t old enough to understand some things yet,

but there’s been some high talk around town to the effect that I shouldn’t do much about defending this man.  It’s a peculiar case...’”

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My prediction: Atticus will be defending an African-American man, Tom Robinson, who is a good man, but lives in the “bad” area of town.  The people of Maycomb believe that Atticus shouldn’t defend Tom.  My prediction is that the people of Maycomb will turn against Atticus when he defends Tom, and that Atticus will be treated just as badly as the African-Americans in this prejudiced town. 

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 “When he gave us our air rifles, Atticus wouldn’t teach us to shoot.  Uncle Jack instructed us in the rudiments thereof; he said Atticus wasn’t interested in guns.  Atticus said to Jem one day, ‘I’d rather you shot at tin cans in the back yard, but I know you’ll go after birds.  Shoot all the bluejays you want, if you can hit ‘em, but remember it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.’”

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“‘Maybe I can tell you,’ said Miss Maudie.  ‘If your father’s anything, he’s civilized in his heart.  Marksmanship’s a gift of God, a talent—oh, you have to practice to make it perfect, but shootin’s different from playing the piano or the like.  I think maybe he put his gun down when he realized that God had given him an unfair advantage over most living things.  I guess he decided he wouldn’t shoot till he had to, and he had to today.’” 

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In this following quote, Atticus does not think that her father has done anything that is admirable. SHe is embarrassed of her father and thinks that he is talentless. I think this is foreshadowing something that Atticus will do later in the book that will earn him a lot of respect and admiration from not only her kids but also the community, most probably the Black people for helping Tom. I think that he will prove himself to his kids and his kids will be proud of what he has done.

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“‘Scout,’ said Atticus, ‘when summer comes you’ll have to keep your head about far worse things ...it’s not fair for you and Jem, I know that, but sometimes we have to make the best of things, and the way we conduct ourselves when the chips are down—well, all I can say is, when you and Jem are grown, maybe you’ll look back on this with some compassion and some feeling that I didn’t let you down.  This case, Tom Robinson’s case, is something that goes to the essence of a man’s conscience.'"

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“‘I wanted you to see something about her—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 and you see it through no matter what.  You rarely win, but sometimes you do.’”  

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In this quote, the kids learn to use a gun and Atticus warns them to never kill a mockingbird because its a sin. Based on this warning, I predict that later in the novel the kids will accidently kill a mockingbird with the rifles and since its a sin, there will be consequences to killing a mockingbird and they could destroyed something that was important to the community.

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My prediction: I think that since Atticus hates guns, I think he will have to use a gun to defend himself or his family against the white folks that are mad at him for helping Tom Robinson, and it is a sin to kill someone.

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Atticus does not shoot until there is reasonable reason to shoot. Atticus does not shoot the dog because he wants to kill it. He shoots it because he wants to protect his children and his town. I predict that there will be more situations later in the book where he will face more such situations where he will need to protect his town and his kids. I also predict that he will go all out to protect the Black folks like he fought for Tom.

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In this quote, Atticus tells Scout to keep her temper down and try not to get into fights because of the case that he is fighting for Tom Robinson. I predict that as the story moves on, Scout will understand more about what Atticus believes in is he is fighting for and will not get into fights because she won’t want to disappoint Atticus as she respects his.

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In this quote, Atticus wants to show Jem and scout that courage is more than just somebody who has power or a weapon. He wants to show them that courage is when somebody fights for something they believe in rather than take the easy way out and give in to it. Like Mrs. Dubose fighting the morphine. I predict that Scout and Jem will have more respect for Atticus as they grow old because they will understand what he is fighting for and they will also use their courage to fight for things they believe in.

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My prediction: It is obvious that Atticus does not like to deal with guns anymore. I think that is is foreshadowing that in the near future, Atticus will have to defend himself and his family (like he had to from the dog) from the white folks because they are mad he is helping a black man. Atticus may shoot and even possibly kill someone in the future of this book like he had to the dog.

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My prediction: Atticus does not want Scout to get into any trouble because when summer comes around, there is going to be a lot of drama and problems with Atticus and Scout and Jem because Atticus is helping Tom Robinson. I think that Scout will start to understand that what her father is doing is the right thing and that Scout will start to be more proud of her father than she originally was.

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My prediction: Mrs. Dubose had a morphine addiction and she knew she was going to die. Before she died, she wanted to break that addiction, and Jem read to her to stop her from thinking of morphine and Atticus says that is real courage because she was going to die but tried to break her addiction anyways. I think that Atticus knows that he will probably lose his case with Tom Robinson but he is trying his very hardest to win the case anyways. I think that Atticus will actually win the case with Tom Robinson because the end of the quote says you rarely win, but sometimes you do, foreshadowing that Atticus will win the case.

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Through this quote, I begin to feel as if the Mockingbird has a more significant meaning than what Atticus states. Is the difference between the bluejays and the mockingbird a representation of the differences faced during such time between African Americans and White people? Does Atticus' implication of death and sin intertwine with that of the racism being faced in their community? These questions bring me to predict that it Jem will soon be faced with an accidental death at his hands.

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This quote clearly confirms Atticus' disliking of guns, and his morals on when to use them. Seeing these views of his, I can predicts that later on in the story Atticus will have to use a gun to defend someone/something, and will internally battle between the decision to take another's life. This thought process of Atticus' is clear when he shoots the dog, as he does it out of protection, not to do harm.

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My prediction: In the remaining chapters of the book, I predict that summer will be a hard time for scout and Jem, as Atticus will be helping Tom Robinson. He wants his lessons to settle with Scout while she is young, in hopes of her virtues strengthening as she grows up. The book ties together youth and coming of age, and Atticus represents the balance between the two.

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Using Mrs. Dubose's wanting of sobriety, Atticus attempts to teach his kids a valuable life lesson; that courage doesn't come from violence, or from being behind a weapon, but from facing your own internal strife. I predict that later on in the story the children will be faced with an internal strife, and not have Atticus there to defend them.

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I feel that the contradiction between Atticus' job's stereotype and his actual persona will come back into play later on in the story when he does something remarkable for the Black Community, leading everyone to admire Atticus and see past his societal liine of work stereotype.

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In this quote, Scout thinks that Atticus is not admirable. He isn't anyone really special and he couldn't have done anything that would make people admire him. I predict that Atticus will do something in the future that will make Scout and the rest of the community to admire him.

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My prediction is that maybe something in Atticus's past made him not interested in guns and could be the reason why he won't teach Scout or Jem how to shoot one.

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This quote tells us that Atticus does not like using a gun. He would only use a gun to protect the people he loves. My prediction is that maybe later on in the book, there will be a time when Atticus will have an internal conflict that would force him to pick one side or the other.

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In this quote, Atticus is talking to Scout and asking her to not get into fights. He is saying how the upcoming summer would be a tough one because he is defending Tom Robinson. Atticus hopes when Scout is grown, she will start to understand Atticus more and why he made the decisions he did. I predict that Scout will get into less fights because her father asked her to and also that she will start to understand Atticus and her community more.

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In this quote, Atticus teaches the Scout and Jem that courage isn't a weapon in one's hand, but fighting for your beliefs and facing your own internal struggles. Mrs. Dubose had a morphine addiction and was going to die soon, but she wanted to sober up before she died. I predict that Jem, Scout, or Atticus will face an internal struggle and will have to overcome it.

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Atticus wants to teach his children a valuable life lesson after Mrs. Dubose's death. Atticus uses Mrs. Dubose and her attempt at sobriety even when she knew she was going to die as an example of what true courage is. True courage is described in this quote as going through with something even if the odds are not in your favor and you know you could lose. I believe he is saying this and using Mrs. Dubose death as an opportunity to explain a valuable lesson that will come into play later on in the book through his defending of Mr. Robinson. Atticus knows that he will not win but he is passionate about the case and doing the right thing. He wants to show his kids that what society teaches them is courage is not really the true meaning of it. Atticus is going through with this case knowing that he will lose, which takes real courage.

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Clearly through this quote, we see that Scout and Jem are not proud of their father's job and do not find him being a lawyer admirable. This could be because of their ignorance and not really having the true knowledge of what he does. Scout continues on by comparing Atticus to other jobs that "arouse the admiration" of people but concludes by saying that Atticus' job does not. In my opinion, this quote is foreshadowing that the Tom Robinson case will make Scout and Jem finally be proud of their father's job as they will realized how brave he truly is. I believe that by the end of the story, Scout will realize that her father does more than just work in an office.

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Being positioned a mere page after Atticus stating his worries about potential success in the trial, I believe that this quote forshadows the lack of support that Atticus will recieve during the trial. With no admiration from the people of the town, its unlikely that a local jury (nor those not involves in the trial) will be enough to push Atticus' stance forward.
In addition, Louise's retrospective on his worries  has her believing that Atticus wanted her to hear that. In tandem with this quote, Atticus will likely utilize the trial to teach his children to stand up for what they truly believe, even with no support.
Also, given Atticus' years of experience in practicing law, his fears are likely going to come to fruition. Atticus will fight to the end, but will ultimately not see the verdict he desires.

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I believe that Atticus is not only asking Scout not get into any fights but that he is also asking her to keep her head up and remain strong. Though, Atticus recognizes that it is not fair that Scout and Jem will be dragged into the situation Atticus will face due to the Tom Robinson case, he wants both his children to conduct themselves well and to understand the respectable and important reason on why he did it. In my opinion, I think this quote is foreshadowing that Scout and Jem are going to face some backlash and trouble from their peers as a result of their father defending Mr. Robinson. In addition, I predict that at the end of the story, Jem and Scout will realize why their father took on the case and be admirable to him.

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I'm not entirely sure given what has been read of the book so far, but it seems that mockingbirds will be a major symbol in the book going on. The title and this excerpt features their death as a central focus. Such a thing being present in the title would surely not be present unless there was significance to the greater book. Due to this, I believe that Scout and Jem will literally kill a mockingbird in a scene after its symbolism has been established.
It is also possible that the focus was meant to be on the "it's a sin" portion and a mockingbird's murder will be a turning point in the familial dynamic. Maybe Scout and Jem will shift to the side of prejudice and join the people of Maycomb, hence commiting a sin and "killing the mockingbird".

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Given the underlying meanings of the Tim Robinson shooting, this quote is clearly referring to Atticus' taking on of the trial. The gun had been used as a way to kill the rabid dog, representing racism. In that same light, Atticus is taking a shot at the trial.
I don't exactly know the relevance of the latter half of the middle portion to this, but the absolute last sentence solidifies the comparison. Atticus had been waiting for his opportunity to stand up against the prejudice of Maycomb and now has one in the form of the trial. I don't feel that this quote foreshadows much per se, but rather, it indicates to the reader that the 𝚎̲𝚗̲𝚝̲𝚒̲𝚛̲𝚎̲ latter half of the book will be focused on the trial. Atticus has been waiting for this opportunity and will give it his all.

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Like the end of chapter 10, this quote is meant to forshadow that Atticus will not win the trial. Lee wants to give no indication otherwise. By continually stating an experienced practitioner of law's defeatist mentality. Lee is solidifying that the trial will be a tragedy for Atticus. It will be interesting to see how Lee chooses to cover the trial with this knowledge. Maybe there will be some dramatic irony at play with the child perspective of Scout.

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Like many of his statements prior, Atticus' words are meant to clearly frame how the trial will go. Unlike other instances, this excerpt come right before the turn of the book into Part 2. Stating that he wants to teach them to keep fighting, even when "you're licked before your begin" doesn't leave much to the imagination. Atticus will put his all into the trial, but ultimately fail.
The closing words of "You rarely win, but sometimes you do." really drive this point home.

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The way Scout views her father's career as not something anyone admires foreshadows how the town will feel about the case. The people of Maycomb view the fact that Atticus took this on with disdain, shown by what other children say about Atticus. Ultimately, Atticus will lose the case, also foreshadowed by Scout saying he doesn't do anything anyone admires (as well as the general context of the novel).

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Miss Maudie says that God gave him a gift but he decided to set it aside. I think Atticus is finally using his skills as lawyer for something good. He didn't pick up a gun for a long time for the same reason he didn't take these cases, for the sake of his kids. He needs to take this case like he needed to take the gun and finally stand up for what he believes in like he "had to pick up the gun today".

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This quote is meant to suggest that Atticus will not win the case. He is already talking as if he is lost by encouraging Scout and Jem to keep their heads up. I think his point about they will understand someday foreshadows Scout's growth and deeper understanding of the racism in the town throughout the novel.

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I'm not sure what exact events will occur but the "sin to kill a mockingbird" is clearly a symbol for something. I don't know exactly what will happen, but someone in the novel will commit a sin that is condemned by the town. Maybe Atticus taking on this case will cause the town to view him as if he shot a mockingbird (which fits with the symbolism regarding Atticus and the gun that has been already established).

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The quote shows what Scout thinks of her father and how she thinks that his job as a lawyer is not admirable, I predict that by the end of the story she will see how what her father does is important and I think she will start to think like him as she realizes he is truly admirable. I think Atticus will change the views his children have of him and maybe the town as well.

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I predict that since Atticu is not very fond of guns that he will be put into a situation is which he has to use one to defend himself or his family. Also I think something is his past is the reason for this. The kids also are told it is a sin to kill a mockingbird and this makes me think that they will end up killing one whether he meant that physically or as a metaphor

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The quote shows how Atticus does not like guns as confirms it as we have speculated. But I think it foreshadows him having to use one even if it is against his morals in the future to defend something or someone

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I think that the quote shows that Atticus knows he will not win the case as he seems to already feel a certain way as he knows how the people in town feel. He wants scout to realize this to and lose her temper but he wants her to understand what he is doing. I think by the end of the book scout will understand how important what her father is doing is and will be able to understand the racism in the town better as she grows up

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I believe that this quote foreshadows the extreme lack of support that Atticus will receive during his trial where he defends Tom Robinson. This is foreshadowed when his own daughter, Scout, says that he does nothing to earn "admiration from people" even when he is a lawyer. Maybe Atticus will eventually earn the admiration from Scout and the rest of his family later in the novel when the case is ongoing or finished.

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My prediction is that the mockingbirds and bluejays are metaphors for the lives that Atticus is trying to save in his defense cases. I have a feeling that Scout and Jem will be out practicing with their guns and they will be shooting at birds while their father is defending Tom Robinson. They will end up shooting and killing the mockingbird as Tom Robinson is charged for a death sentence and Atticus loses the case.

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This might be a reach but I believe this conveys how seriously Atticus takes lives. He understands how every life is important and wants to help save people, like Tom Robinson. He may have had an event that occurred in his past which made him put down his gun and want to become a defense attourney. I believe he had shot someone in the past and is haunted by that memory.

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I believe that Scout will "look back" on this Tom Robinson trial later in the book when she's grown up and has a greater understanding of societal issues like racism. Maybe we will even see Jem reflecting on their past too and realizing how they didn't support their father and his decisions to try and better the town.

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I am very confident that this foreshadows that Atticus will lose the Tom Robinson case and that he even knew that he was going to lose. Atticus knows that many people at that time and place were racist, mostly openly. He knew that he would lose the Tom Robinson case and still took it on because Atticus is a good person and still wanted to fight as hard as he could. That is true courage, which he is discribing to Jem in this quote.

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I believe that Scout thinks people wont be affected byt he court case because her father doesnt see people on a daily basis, like the other jobs she lists. However I am predicting this will be wrong, because this court casew ill bring out a lot of differing believes in people in the town. I think this will raise a whole two sides of the town, the racist citizens and the people that agree with atticus. I think this will put a huge target on scouts family and result in a lot of violence.

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I think this will have foreshadowing that the kids will kill a mockingbird and have sinned. I also believe this quote tells us a lot about Atticus and how he prefers for them to shoot tin cans instead of shooting birds becuase he believes in no violence, instead it is a last resort, like the dog with rabies.

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This quote tells us a lot about Atticus and his personality. He would rather not kill the animals because he is too powerful for them. It shows how he will only act in violence when he needs to to save peoples lives. This could possibly realte to the court case when the people go to attack him, he wont fight back becuase he possibly thinks its unnessary.

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I think that scout will grow from the court case and learn how fighting and violence is not the answer. I think she will learn this for watching how her father reacts from the inevitable hate he is going to recieve from the court case descion.

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i think that Atticus is trying to teach his kids to try there hardest to fight for what they believe in, even when it seems impossible. This is what he is going to do in his court case. He is going to fight for what he believes in even though he doesnt know if it will be possible.

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This quote demonstrates how Scout feels about her father. She believes him to be a completely unspecial man. Her feelings now are probably foreshadowing her feelings to come. I predict that she will come to find that Atticus is actually a quite remarkable person with many accomplishments. Atticus might do something specific later in the book to display this.

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I believe this quote is foreshadowing a mishaps Jem will have in the future with the gun. Maybe they won't necessarily kill a mockingbird, but bring bad fortune through the use of the gun.

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This quote states that Atticus has not used his gun for a long time, as a result of his own passive nature. I think this is foreshadowing a future in which Atticus will have to use his gun once more.

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Based of the way Scout views her father's job and how she doesn't think anyone could admire him for his job, I believe that during the case or after it something big will happen pertaining to Atticus and his job that will earn him admiration from Scout and others.

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I think this quote foreshadows something big happening with Jem where he will do something his father doesn't approve of. Since Jem is a main character and is given this statement that killing a mockingbird is a sin I think it could relate to the title of the book and that Jem will make a mistake that is to large to ignore. I think this might also foreshadow how during the time period of the book people felt fine about treating others with a racist attitude and the bluejays may symbolize black people and the mockingbird and white person because the second something happens to a white person, people react strongly in this community.

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I think that this quote may be foreshadowing that Atticus will have to use his gun again to protect others. The way Miss Maudie talks about Atticus and his relationship with a gun shows that he tends to want to use a more peaceful approach to a situation and will only resort to violence when he must and this could foreshadow something occuring in the story that will cause him to result to a more violent approach.

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I feel like this quote is trying to convey that in the future, Scout will finally learn to appreciate Atticus' lessons. And in doing this, she will learn why not fighting is so important.

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I think this quote may hint that Scout will go through struggles during the summer with her father due to the case and these struggles will lead to a mayor growth in Scout's character that will be a direct result of how she learns to see the world and her father.

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I think this quote may be predicting that something big will happen in the case Atticus is working and Scout and Jem will have to think about what having courage is, possibly being confronted with violence and having to think about if you are willing to do something for others that will cause you to lose, similarly to how Atticus feels about the case.

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From this quote, I see that Atticus wants to teach Jem and Scout that "real courage" is not "a man with a gun in his hand", but better yet something that's special and learned. I predict that later in the book the children will see this lesson become reflected once again.

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In this quote, Scout seems unimpressed with the work that her father does and thinks that he can't impress anyone with his work. I think this foreshadows that her father will do something major in his job that will show Scout that she should be impressed with his work.

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I think this quote foreshadows that the kids will accidentally kill a mockingbird which is said to be a sin, and them killing the mockingbird will correlate with something bad happening in the trial of Tom Robinson.

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because scout doesn't really see atticus as someone to admire in this quote, i think atticus may do something to prove he is admirable later on. He might do something impressive with tom robinson's case even.

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This quote tells us about how Atticus doesn't like to use guns even though he is very talented with them. I think that this quote foreshadows that Atticus will have to eventually use a gun to protect himself and his family, event hough it goes against his morals.

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I think that this quote foreshadows that Scout will learn many lessons over the course of the trial and begin to lose her innocence as we see in coming of age stories. She will mature and grow because she will begin to understand societal problems such as racism in the town. I also think it foreshadows that Atticus will not win the case, because he seems to be talking about it in a negative way and doesn't seem confident.

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This quote shows us that Atticus wants to teach his children about real courage which is standing up for what you believe in, even if you don't win. I think this foreshadows that Atticus will lose the Tom Robinson case because Atticus is standing up for what he believes in, although he knows that the amount of racism in town is too large to overcome.

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i think this quote foreshadows a mockingbird being killed. and when its killed it will symbolize something that may happen to tom robinson.

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atticus is very good with guns, but he doesn't like to use them. I think this could mean atticus will need to use his gun more in the future even if he doesn't want

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i think this quote hints that scout will face challenges and learn lessons through the trial and the summer.

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This quote shows us how Atticus has not done anything important or admirable in the town. My prediction is that he might do something recognizable in the future.

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In this quote, the blue jays represent all of the guilty people who pester the neighborhood while the mockingbirds represent the innocent people like Tom Robinson who are being convicted. I believe the "shooting" of the mockingbird correlates to the shooting of Tom Robinson in the future. This would also explain why Atticus does not want it to happen.

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Atticus' ability to shoot and aim guns well correlates to his ability to defend cases well in court. I believe this quote predicts how Atticus defends Tom Robinson even though he doesn't want to.

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This quote predicts how Scout will learns new things and face new challenges during the trial of Tom Robinson.

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Atticus is showing his children that you don't win most of the time but sometimes you do. This refers to the outcome of the case where he only has a slim chance of winning but he might,