I just finished the book and i have to admit it was really good. I dont understand how Mr. Ewell could be so mean as to hurt innocent children. It really surprised me when the man standing in the corner was Boo Radley. I am glad that Scout was able to see him before she died, at least that was her life goal. Once I started reading the end I could not stop. I understand how Harper Lee considered the book a love story because that was exactly what it was. I think it was a love story between her and her dad but also her and life itself. I think it shoes the pure innocense of children and that they know more than we give them credit for.
Thursday, March 22, 2007
A love Story
I just finished the book and i have to admit it was really good. I dont understand how Mr. Ewell could be so mean as to hurt innocent children. It really surprised me when the man standing in the corner was Boo Radley. I am glad that Scout was able to see him before she died, at least that was her life goal. Once I started reading the end I could not stop. I understand how Harper Lee considered the book a love story because that was exactly what it was. I think it was a love story between her and her dad but also her and life itself. I think it shoes the pure innocense of children and that they know more than we give them credit for.
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I agree. But I dont know where you got the idea that Scout died. Because Scout definately didn't die. So respond with a response??
I didn't think Scout died...in the end of the book Atticus is reading to her and puts her to bed and we learn a leason to get to know people becaus ethey might turn out nice.
I never said that Scout died in the book. I said it was her lifes goal to see what he looked like before she did die. I am well aware she did not die in the actual book.
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