To Kill a Mockingbird:

The themes of prejudice, ignorance, and innocence work their way into both of the plots of the story. Explain how they do this.

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Landyn Huff

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3 February, 02:38

To Kill a Mockingbird:

The themes of prejudice, ignorance, and innocence work their way into both of the plots of the story. Explain how they do this.

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Elaina Reese · Answer 1

The town not liking black people is the first one then they work in the ignorance of the people in the town realizing that the girls dad was tring to get the black man in trouble. Then at the end when the black man died because he was inocent

To Kill a Mockingbird:The themes of prejudice, ignorance, and innocence work their way into both of the plots of the story. Explain how they do this.

To Kill a Mockingbird:

The themes of prejudice, ignorance, and innocence work their way into both of the plots of the story. Explain how they do this.