To Kill a Mockingbird
What is significant about Mr. Dolphus Raymond?
chapter 16
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Aslan
He is a white man married to a black woman. He prefers the company of negros to whites.
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shanyah c #368288
Mr. dolhus is married and he is white and his girl is black.
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to kill the mockingbird book
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Missy B #728578
Dolphus Raymond is important to the story because he is one of the only people in Maycomb to actually like living with blacks. He is known for most of the book as the town drunk because if he acts like he is, there is an explanation for his behavior.
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To Kill a Mockingbird and Sparknotes http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/mocking/characters.html
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Brandy G #784948
He teaches Scout and Dill that sometimes, in order to have what you want, you have to pretend to be someone or something other than the person you really are.
