English, 25.06.2019 00:30 dummynate

Brainliest! (to kill a mockingbird) the children’s “boo radley” obsession and atticus and miss maudie’s subsequent comments, serve as which literary device: question 4 options: flashback in medias res foreshadowing climax

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