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English, 22.01.2021 04:00 chrisssrutter

I will give 33 points plus the other ones that are the same are 60 In the mocking bird Chapter 1, Scout presents much of what she “knows" about Boo Radley as if it were fact, when
most of what she shares is clearly the result of
rumor or legend. Analyze the various claims she
makes about Boo Radley in the first chapter.
What do you think caused such rumors and
legends to spread in the town of Maycomb? What
causes rumors and legends to spread in general?

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