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Constant gossip and rumors about townspeople- shows that everyone is being judged without actual evidence.

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The dark rumors about the Radleys are an example of a gothic element. Boo is rumored to have stabbed is father with scissors, which is very dark and scary.

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The adults try to enforce strict boundaries, including gender roles. Children, such as Scout, try to challenge these gender roles.

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Each family is alike. The way the parents act is then passed down to their kids. Ex. Cunningham's

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The children are really curious about the Radley's and the adults urge them to stay away

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the fact that the fire was written pretty casually seems kind of gothic

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The Ewells are a corrupted bunch that don't know the concept of work, while the Cunninghams are honest and don't have much

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Pigeonholing - everyone has a reputation for being something, and they can't be anything else

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When Atticus teaches Scout all about what he believes, and changing perspective, it shows how the adults seem to have more knowledge.

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the gifts in the tree might have been left by Boo Radley but lots of evil surrounds him

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The Cunninghams and the Ewells are a lot alike. Both poor, kind of dirty, etc. But the Cunninghams are almost the good of this because they at least try to make their way and make it better, while the Ewells are rude and disrespectful and don't care about anything.

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The Cunningham's are good, honest people that never take anything they can't pay back. There are people like the Ewell's that steal and aren't good.

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The knot in the tree: a couple of times there were gifts in it - good - but then it was abruptly filled with cement - evil.

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The small town seems appears to be a place of constant gossip and rumors since so many people know each other

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gossip and horror stories surrounding Boo Radley

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The Cunninghams are good and the Ewells and Radleys are seen as bad people

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The Radleys are seen as more evil characters, while other families/people in the neighborhood, such as the Finches and Miss Maudie. This can create the theme that good and evil can coexist without getting along.

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The Children seem to be more ambitious and curious than the Adults. They may eventually be the key to finding out more about the Radley house.

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The cover of the book gives an overall suspension of what the book will be like

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Miss Caroline and Scout because Miss Caroline didn't like Scout learning to read with her father.

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the adults made the stereotypes for their families and the children follow those stereotypes

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The Cunninghams are the nicer people that don't take charity and the Ewells are the complete opposite

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Boo Radley and the secrets about his life.

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Some people thought that Boo Radley was dead, and that his ghost haunted the Radley house.

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The idea that Boo Radley killed people in his family. All of the rumors that the people/kids have come up with about him

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The cover's goth with all that black and spooky stuff

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The Cunninghams vs Ewells

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The suspicion surrounding the Radley house. The rumors.

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The children of Maycomb seem a lot more brave than the adults. The adults seem to be more knowledgable and more careful around things they know or think to be dangerous.

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There was a rumor that Boo stabbed his father with scissors.

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The Cunninghams and the Ewells- Cunninghams are honest, well-raised people, but the Ewells are the polar opposite. They are impolite and rude, and don't contribute to the town. Both families came from a similar situation, but they handled it very differently.