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This picture represents Dill because he is very bossy and takes control

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The relationship between Dill (pickle) and Scout

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The relationship between Dill (pickle) and Scout

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Dill wants to marry Scout, but Scout is only 6 and does not return his feelings.

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This bunny is a symbol for Dill because like this bunny, he is very short and chubby.

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Dill was best friends with two well known children of Maycomb, Jem and Scout. One of the many interactions between Dill and Jem was, "'Dill, you have to think about these things,' Jem said. 'Lemme think a minute...it's sort of like making a turtle come out...' 'Strike a match under him,'" (Lee, 17). In this conversation, Dill and Jem were discussing how they were going to get Boo Radley to come out of his house. Also, Dill interacted with Scout many times. One dialogue between the two were, "'I [Scout] declare if I will. I don't think--' 'Smatter?' said Dill. 'Still scared?'" (Lee, 51). Dill and Scout were talking about what characters of the Radley family they would play in their game and Scout did not want to be Mr. Radley.

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Dill is a bossy child which makes it difficult for the citizens of Maycomb to feel for him. Also, Dill challenges the town's empathy because he does not have a dad who lives with him which is not normal in Maycomb. This makes it arduous to relate to him and understand all of his emotions. Dill is known to make up many stories in order to make himself feel better and to make himself see. This makes it harder as well for others to feel empathy for him because they don't know what is true and what isn't.

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When Dill first joins the town he is very sociable and ignites conversations with the towns people. This is one of his positive traits because the normal state of Maycomb is to interact and be social with one another. However, Dill could be considered a negative figure because being from another town, he is an outsider. In addition, his dad left him and his family which the town of Maycomb looks down upon. In To Kill a Mockingbird, Dill and Scout had a conversation that went like," I asked Dill where his father was: ' You ain't said anything about him.' 'I haven't got one.' 'Is he dead?' 'No...'" (Lee, 9). After being asked by Scout what happened to him, Dill blushed implying his dad left him sometime in his life.

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Dill is a boy with snow white hair and blue eyes. He is very small, but has a little weight on him.