1. Juxtaposition Definition:
Juxtaposition is the placement of a person, place, or idea parallel to another in order to highlight the contrast between the two and to compare them.

2. Juxtaposition of Images

3. Juxtaposition of Images

4. Juxtaposition of Characters
Jay - Just that, whatever you do decide, I’d like you to know that I have a real hard time even sitting here, because I feel like people look at me and they think I’m a horrible person and that, I’m really sorry for my part in what happened. Sarah Koenig - The judge sentences Jay to two years probation, no jail time. His lawyer mouths the words ‘thank you’ to the judge. Jay leaves the courtroom with the only person who came with him that day, Stephanie. Adnan didn’t testify at his trial, which isn’t unusual. Jurors aren’t supposed to take that into consideration. The judge tells them so. That they are not allowed to hold that against a defendant when they’re deliberating. Sarah Koenig - Did it bother you guys as a jury that Adnan himself didn’t testify, didn’t take the stand? Lisa Flynn - Yes, it did.

5. How does Harper Lee use juxtaposition in Ch. 3?
Which characters are juxtaposed in Ch. 3?
From whom does Scout receive “education” in chapter 3?
What was the situational irony taking place in the first grade classroom?