I've read the book, "To Kill A Mockingbird," about two times, but I've come up with a couple of questions (questions that I thought of) to better understand the book: If the Ewells wanted attention and much sympathy towards others, why couldn't they just act nice and polite towards other people? Was Dill making up the whole thing about his new dad and biological mom not giving their son (Dill) any attention or was he really telling the truth?
What I mean is this: maybe Dill really wanted to see Jem and Scout again because he misses them. When he asks his parents if they could take him back to Maycomb, they refuse. Dill's parents, especially his step-father, wanted their son to stay where they are at and make new friends. Dill hates his parents decision and takes this matter into his own hands. He sneaks out of his house and takes a train back to Maycomb without having his parents aware of his disappearance.
2006-06-06
02:24:58
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