Again

Again and Again Period 3

By mboggs@perrysburgschools.net
  • 4

    Gum

    Through out the book Jem and Scout find these little items or gifts in knot holes."One afternoon as I raced by, something caught my eye and caught it in such a way that I took a deep breath, a long look around, and went back" (Lee 44). They found two pieces of gum and some loot later on in the book. The knot hole keeps on making an appearance again and again. We can infer that someone is leaving those items there for them and they start to question themselves on who it could be.
  • 4

    Indian Heads

    Scout and Jem find two Indian heads in the same knot hole they found the gum. "Jem flicked open the tiny catch. Inside were two scrubbed and polished pennies, one on top of the other" (Lee 46). There are items that keep on making an appearance in the knot hole but the items are different but the knot hole is the same, so its appearing again and again. The way the characters developed is when they found this is thought it represented good luck. The word choice also creates a mysterious mood.
  • 4

    Gum pt.2

    This develops Jems character because when Scout demands her to spit out the gum she might learn a lesson from this and be careful and make better decisions.She made this decision because of how young she is and doesn't really know whats the difference between the bad and good.This event can cause a suspenseful mood just by the word choice and how it describes how they found and it its a mystery to who put it there.The way the author structured the text creates the suspenseful side and mysterious
  • 4

    Indian Heads pt.2

    The structure also crates a bit of tension and surprise by the way the author describes how they found it.
  • 4

    Gum pt.3

    side of the story.
  • 4

    Boo Radley rumors

    In chapters 1-11 Boo Radley is accused and badley talked about when no one really knows of what he did for sure. Like how "He dined on raw squirrels and any cats he could catch." "His hands were bloodstained because once you ate a raw animal the blood would not wash off ( chapter 1). And there are many more but all these assumptions were kept on being told to Scout but they are not true.