| ch5 | … |
| Page 56 – Characters: Ms., Maudie (widow) who hated her house | … |
| Page 58 – Customs: Scout’s uncle yells across the street every christmas for Mrs. Maudie to a marry him | … |
| Page 61 – Irony: Boo Radley is feared by some people, but in his childhood, he was a kind boy. | … |
| Page 64 – Metaphor: Boo Radley as a thing with “bloody fangs”. | … |
| Page 65 – Question: Does Atticus know more about Boo Radley? | … |
| ch6- | … |
| Page 67 – Symbolism: The fish pool – After summer when Dill leaves | … |
| Page 69 – Custom: No one goes in Radley’s Yards (back yard was worse) | … |
| Page 71 – Personification: Mr. Radley’s shotgun roaring | … |
| Page 71 – Exiting Thought (H): the trip to the Radley’s back porch because they were breaking the rules, and them doing it at night made it more intense. | … |
| Page 72 – Belief : “An African American should not be in a white mans yard without permission.” | … |
| ch7 | … |
| Page 78 – Simile: “Jem waved my words away as if swatting flies” (Lee,78). | … |
| Page 78 – Symbolism: The name Cunningham could mean scavenging | … |
| Page 79 – Foreshadowing : Scout says “The second grade was grim” because she gives so little detail of it being bad, IT could mean something else could happen in the future. | … |
| Page 81- Custom: Jem got to carry the pocket watch because he was good | … |
| Page 84 – Question: Why was Jem crying? | … |
| ch8 | … |
| Page 86 – Foreshadowing: Jem thought that Atticus may know that they weren’t playing poker the night of Radley’s incident. | … |
| Page 86 – Symbolism: The snow symbolized the end of the world for Scout. | … |
| Page 87 – Funny thought (H): I found it funny that Scout thought that the world was ending because she had never seen snow. | … |
| Page 87 – Belief: They believed the snow was odd in Alabama. | … |
| Page 89 – Personification: Snowman as “Mr. Avery” because of it human like characteristics. | … |
| ch9 | … |
| Page 99 – customs – Atticus had to talk to scout about her anger – she kept on trying to fight | … |
| Page 100 – metaphor – “I couldn’t hold up my head in town” | … |
| Page 102 – foreshadowing – ” Jim and I viewed Christmas with mixed feelings” this could be to future fights | … |
| Page 105 – symbolism – The tree could represent the destination to lick their packages (or happiness) will be arriving | … |
| Page N/A – Question – why do Scout and her brother have “mixed feelings” about Christmas! | … |
| ch10 | … |
| Page 119 – beliefs – it is a sin to kill a mockingbird | … |
| Page 123 – metaphor – “he’s sick” | … |
| Page 124 – exiting throught (H) – The dog chasing them was very intense and got my heart pumping | … |
| Page 127 – irony – it’s ironic that the cop didn’t shoot the dog | … |
| Page 127 – foreshadowing – “Mr. Tate almost through the rifle at Atticus” it seems like Mr. Tate’s got something against Atticus and he might go after him or hurt him in the future | … |
| ch11 | … |
| Page 132- customs- scout didn’t always pick on Boo Radley | … |
| Page 134 – metaphor – “The money was burning up in his pockets” | … |
| Page 143 – Question – I’m sure that both scout and her brother were terrified | … |
| Page N/A – customs – not everyone in town is racist, but Mrs. Dubose certainly is! | … |
| Page N/A – Question – I wonder if Mr. Dubose had a bad childhood to act so rude towards scout and other people | … |
TKAM Annotations
January 25, 2020