Symbolism To Kill a Mockingbird.

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Symbolism To Kill a Mockingbird

What do these symbolize? mockingbird the mad dog the tree house camellias the gun the cemented hole in the tree columns on buildings - jail Atticus' pocket watch Boo Radley Tom Robinson Miss Maudie’s Nut Grass Mrs. Dubose

Ideas community gone mad; berserk a retreat from the world the old genteel South, living in the past an abuse of power–Atticus' view; a means of power–the lynch-mob view stories and "singers" or storytellers being thwarted racism that must be destroyed at roots persistence of the old South – monolithic resistance to change; a façade love of an absent mother innocence courage