In To Kill A Mockingbird chapter 8 the Finch home is threatened by a fire, then Scout is protected by a blanket. Choose one of these items and explain what it symbolizes in the story. What else could it represent?

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Marisol Haynes

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26 June, 03:03

In To Kill A Mockingbird chapter 8 the Finch home is threatened by a fire, then Scout is protected by a blanket. Choose one of these items and explain what it symbolizes in the story. What else could it represent?

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Cassidy Mclaughlin · Answer 1

scout is protected by a blanket. finch home is threatened by a fire.

Explanation:

*It could represent that Scout is hiding, so this could mean Scout is fearful, afraid.*

*It could represent that the Finch home is careless, so that they started a fire or it was a house fire, caused by something outside.*

I haven't read the story, that's all I got.