Question
American literature homework question: To Kill a Mockingbird?
Can someone help me understand the following question, please?:
Of all the ways an author has of telling us about a character, how do we learn about the characters in To Kill a Mockingbird?
-I want to say it's because of descriptive language but that's how we learn about every character in every book ever, there has to be a reason that's particular to Harper Lee and To Kill a Mockingbird. Any help please?
Can someone help me understand the following question, please?:
Of all the ways an author has of telling us about a character, how do we learn about the characters in To Kill a Mockingbird?
-I want to say it's because of descriptive language but that's how we learn about every character in every book ever, there has to be a reason that's particular to Harper Lee and To Kill a Mockingbird. Any help please?
Answers
Ms. Sue
Who is the narrator of this book?
Eva
The narrator is Scout. OH! Okay, so we learn about the characters through Scout's eyes and her points of view of them. Is that close to being correct?
Ms. Sue
Yes! :-)
Eva
Thank you so much! :)
Ms. Sue
You're very welcome.