In the beginning of the book, Jem and Dill describe Boo as a ghost, which they fear. Later, Scout declares “haints, Hot Steams, incantations, secret signs had ...

Scout's comment about Jem's hurt arm foreshadows the inevitable attack on the children by Bob. The frequent racial slurs said by the townspeople, including ...

What Ewell said in his threat does indeed foreshadow that he will get back at Atticus – by attacking his children. Also that it will cost Ewell his life. Aunt ...

Atticus instructs Scout not to engage in fights with her peers over the issue. In Chapter 9, Lee uses foreshadow to foretell Scout's inability to control her ...

Feb 23, 2016 ... One example of foreshadowing is the description of Jem's moodiness. Scout is annoyed by it, but she is told that Jem is just growing up. This ...

Feb 21, 2024 ... In the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, there are several instances of foreshadowing. The presence of the mysterious and ...

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Scout narrates "he did not begin to calm down until he had cut the tops off every Camellia Bush Mrs. Dubose don't, until the ground was littered with green buds ...

In Chapter 3, the author gives an example of foreshadowing that has to do with Burris Ewell's behavior and how the Ewell family in general comes across. "And ...

Harper Lee uses foreshadowing to emphasize that Scout would be unable to control her anger and frustration. This relates to the theme of coming of age because ...