Analogies in TKM: Characters, Themes, and Social Hierarchy
Explore analogies in "To Kill a Mockingbird" focusing on characters like Tom Robinson, Boo Radley, and Calpurnia, as well as themes of innocence vs. experience and social hierarchy illustrated through the Finches and Ewells. Delve into the rich narrative of Harper Lee's classic novel with insightful comparisons and parallels drawn between key elements.
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Analogies: Dog is to bark as cat is to
Analogies: Dog is to bark as cat is to Meow
Analogies: Analogies: Dog is to bark as cat is to Dog is to bark as cat is to Meow Dog : Bark :: Cat : Meow
TKM Analogies -- Characters
TKM Analogies -- Characters Tom Robinson : falsely accused :: Boo Radley : pardoned
TKM Analogies -- Characters Tom Robinson : falsely accused :: Boo Radley : pardoned Calpurnia : bridge :: Bob Ewell : wall
TKM Analogies -- Characters Tom Robinson : falsely accused :: Boo Radley : pardoned Calpurnia : bridge :: Bob Ewell : wall Mr. Dolphus Raymond : Drunk :: Bob Ewell : Abusive
TKM Analogies -- Themes Innocence : good :: experience : evil :: Atticus lessons : ________________________ The Finches : Moral Upbringing :: The Ewells : ________________________ The Finches : top of social hierarchy :: Towns people and farmers : middle of social hierarchy :: Blacks : bottom of social hierarchy
