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Overall though, Scout had learned a valuable lesson. Though the reader would infer this, she still had decided to try to beat Walter up for getting her in trouble. In this quote, being hit by Miss Caroline can give the reader a chance to infer that Scout learned to keep her nose out of other people’s business or problems.

This guides the victim to ponder upon what they can do to improve upon themselves, so they don’t make the same mistake. Being hit or smacked brings the victim to the conclusion that they did something they weren’t supposed to. ‘Jean Louise I’ve had enough of you this morning… hold out your hand.’ I thought she was going to spit in it… Miss Caroline picked up her ruler, gave me half a dozen quick little pats, then told me to stand in the corner”. Walter hasn’t got a quarter at home to bring you, and you can’t use any stove wood.’ Miss Caroline stood stock still, then grabbed me by the collar and hauled me back to her desk. Scout loses her sense of sense of idealism when she feels the necessity to inform her teacher of the financial circumstances of one of her classmates, Walter Cunningham, and the teacher punishes her for trying to be beneficial because Scout had already gotten off on the wrong foot. To begin, Harper Lee expresses the death of innocence when Scout experiences external conflict with her teacher Miss Caroline. The author Harper Lee expresses the death of innocence and coming of age through the character Scout and her conflicts with the world and people around her. All the characters were living in Maycomb County, Alabama which was a very small, prejudice and unequal place.

The town also included Scout’s older brother Jem and her father, Atticus. In the book, everyone that lived near each other knew each other. Since the book To Kill a Mockingbird was set in the south during the course of the 1930s, where she lived included a lot of prejudice and unruly, opinionated people. I havent found a good newer copy of To Kill a Mockingbird yet either.As a youthful and curious child, the small town that Scout Finch lived in seemed like the world. Students read and finish during the week, then return for the finale. Start your class with a brief intro and just watch, reading along and marking key scenes as the story unfolds. It is four hours true to act and scene order so plan a Hamlet party for one sitting if at at all possible, or break it into two weekly sessions.

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You cant do justice to Shakespeare without watching a play! Mel Gibsons Hamlet is good but abbreviated so you cant follow along, and it leaves out all the setting information about Fortinbras which is a parallel back story to Hamlets plight important to the story, so I highly recommend the full Kenneth Branaghs Hamlet. In the back, it includes study guide questions, essay prompts, and more.

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Hamlet includes a list of characters and complete summary in prose, a summary of each act, and a synopsis of each scene at the beginning of the scene plus side margin notes, explanations of archaic terms or idioms, and definitions all on the same page as the text. I use Oxford School Shakespeare books by Roma Gill in my classes.

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