To Kill a Mockingbird
What evidence does this chapter provide that both Scout and Jem have become more mature in their understanding of the world? How does the way that they understand the differences between people changed from the beginning of the novel?
What evidence does this chapter provide that both Scout and Jem have become more mature in their understanding of the world? How does the way that they understand the differences between people changed from the beginning of the novel?
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