What is the rising turning point of the story? What does this tell you? What does Harper Lee address? Please be specific.
The novel's rising action is comprised by the series of encounters the children have with Boo, and on a separate note, Atticus' appointment to defend Tom Robinson. The story's turning point, or climax, occurs when Tom is convicted.
Harper Lee addresses both racism and bias.
To Kill a Mockingbird
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The novel's rising action is comprised by the series of encounters the children have with Boo, and on a separate note, Atticus' appointment to defend Tom Robinson. The story's turning point, or climax, occurs when Tom is convicted.
Harper Lee addresses both racism and bias.
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