Growing Up by Sydnee Cureton https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58 As you grow up your point of view can change en-us 2018-10-12 16:29:29 UTC 2018-10-18 16:02:58 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Babyhead.png When the Theme First Emerged hbobo0224 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293423903 >Harper Lee first introduced this when Jem didn't want Scout to talk to him in school. There was also other times when Jem didn't want Scout around like when him and Dill went to the lake. Jem didn't want her to go because she's a girl.]]> 2018-10-16 15:44:39 UTC https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293423903 Character Development alueva9386 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293426379 >Harper Lee uses character development to show how the characters change and grow overtime. 
>During the Christmas at Finch´s landing we see character development. Even though Scout wanted to get mad and fight Francis, she decided to calm down a little bit. This is when we see her change, or develop into a more classy person. Scout is a dynamic character.
>Throughout the Trial of Tom Robinson, Harper Lee shows a lot of character development. On a case that would normally take a few minutes to finalize, it took hours. This shows how the all white jury were slowly changing their outlook on the black community. The jury as a whole are flat characters. The black community are dynamic characters because their traits and outlook on the world develop with the trial.]]> 2018-10-16 15:48:18 UTC https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293426379 Relationship hbobo0224 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293432421 >Harper Lee created relationships through. Ms.Dubouse and Jem, Atticus  and the Black Community.
>Harper Lee introduced Atticus and the Black Community's relationship when the Tom Robinson case was happening and how Atticus helped Tom when no one else would.
>Harper Lee introduced Jem and Ms.Dubouse's relationship when after he smashed her plants because she was talking about his father. Jem was made to read to her for an hour everyday which created a friendship between them.

]]> 2018-10-16 15:56:39 UTC https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293432421 alueva9386 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293442359 2018-10-16 16:11:22 UTC https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293442359 hbobo0224 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293442555 2018-10-16 16:11:40 UTC https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293442555 Conflict alueva9386 https://padlet.com/scuret8698/bb4fpzh7ll58/wish/293446092 >Harper Lee has many internal and external conflicts throughout the novel. 
>An external conflict that comes up is racism. We see man versus society in this conflict. Some examples of people that grew  up/changed were Jem, Scout, and even Atticus. 
>We also see internal conflict with. Harper Lee shows internal conflict by allowing Scout to go to the trial and i left her with so many different emotions she had to think about how each side was wrong or right which was one of the huge internal conflicts.
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