To Kill a Mockingbird
Movie question
The movie begins with Scout as the narrator, just like she is narrator of the book. Does her narration continue throughout the film?
The movie begins with Scout as the narrator, just like she is narrator of the book. Does her narration continue throughout the film?
yes it does the person who was talking with the accent is pi telling his story that happend to him while in the sea.
i know it because i saw the movie
Throughout the film, Scout becomes more mature and understanding. In the book, Scout narrated the whole book using the same tone and evenly. In the movie, Scout comes and goes and it doesn't really focus on her narration as much. This causes the movie to be more focused on current events, rather than how it was supposed to, Scout explaining the coming and leaving of all the events. And in the book, she sounds more mature and in the movie, she sounds a little childish.
to kill a mockingbird
Scout does indeed continue he narration in bits and peices throughout the movie
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