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To Kill a Mockingbird

Chapter 2 Analysis

1960

By: Harper Lee

Summary

Come September it's time for Dill

to go back to Meridian.

Scout is really exited about

going to school for the first time.

Scout gets frustrated, because

Miss Caroline thought her father was

teaching her to read.

Scout explains to Miss Caroline

about Walter Cunningham and his

family.

Setting

At Scouts school, During the day

Characters

Miss Caroline

In this chapter Miss Caroline,

Scouts teacher, is introduced,

She is, stubborn, and doesn't fully understand the people of Maycomb

Walter Cunningham

Like Miss Caroline, Walter

Cunningham is also introduced,

Walter and his family live very

poorly, and as Scout trys to

explain to Miss Caroline, he doesn't

take things he can't pay for.

Scout Finch

In this Chapter, Scout was told that

her father was not supposed to teach

her to read and write anymore, even

though it was Calpurnia who taught her

to write and she taught herself to read.

Jem Finch

Jem isn't in this chapter much,

but when he is, he explains to

Scout that Miss Caroline is

introducing a new way of teaching

to the school, and to just let her

teach.

Literary Devices

Imagery

"Miss Caroline was no more than 21

she had bright auburn hair, pink cheeks,

and wore crimson fingernail polish"

page 21 chapter 2

theme

As a group we thought the theme would be something along the lines of, Sometimes its hard to explain how a person is and lives, to someone who has never met them.

Or, you can't just assume things about

people, like when Miss Caroline just assumes

that Scouts father is the one that taught

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