To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird

how does the point of view shift in the last paragraph of the chapter 9.

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The point of view shifts in the last paragraph, as Scout's adult self explains that she "now" understood her father's intentions. She "now" understands that Atticus wanted her to hear his conversation with Uncle Jack.

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