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Who would you want to be friends with in the novel? Explain.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
I would want to be friends with Scout Finch as she would either be your best friend or your worst enemy. Her positive traits would either make you admire her guts or totally hate it and feel that she is naive. For example, Scout Finch would not hesitate to fight with someone else if someone insulted or attempts to start a fight with me. Furthermore, she is very playful, evident in her acting in the Boo Radley Story which means that playing with her would be very fun. Also, when a mob wanted to lynch Tom Robinson and Atticus and Mr Braxton Underwood tried to protect them, a confrontation occured. However, Scout was not flustered. Instead, she tried to persuade the mob and apply Atticus's principles. Thus, this can be seen as an act of courage.
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Let me hear you call my name.
Call me Wei. <3 I'm thirteen going fourteen years old on 11th July.
I adore fencing, apple, music & comic books ( sound like a nerd).
Goals: To get a Msg of 2 and below ( probably impossible but I just have to try :) )
Who would you want to be friends with in the novel? Explain.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
I would want to be friends with Scout Finch as she would either be your best friend or your worst enemy. Her positive traits would either make you admire her guts or totally hate it and feel that she is naive. For example, Scout Finch would not hesitate to fight with someone else if someone insulted or attempts to start a fight with me. Furthermore, she is very playful, evident in her acting in the Boo Radley Story which means that playing with her would be very fun. Also, when a mob wanted to lynch Tom Robinson and Atticus and Mr Braxton Underwood tried to protect them, a confrontation occured. However, Scout was not flustered. Instead, she tried to persuade the mob and apply Atticus's principles. Thus, this can be seen as an act of courage.
