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Clearly state what you think the tone both of these quotes help create and why.

Choose a new quote that doesn't look at individual discrimination. Explain what type it is and why and how it fits into your same tone.

Find a new quote that isn't an example of individual discrimination. Explain what type it is, why, and how it relates to the same tone.

Find a quote that isn't an example of cultural discrimination and explain why it also relates to the tone of being shunned/outcasted.

Choose a different second quote that highlights a type of discrimination other than cultural. Then, once you've explained that quote and what type of ...

What impact do these moments have on the reader?

What impact do these moments have on the reader?

What impact do moments like this have on the reader?

What impact do moments like this have on the reader?

Why is it important for Dill and Scout to meet Mr. Raymond instead of hearing the cross-examination? What is the impact from moments like this on the ...

If she's too young, why tell the story from her perspective?

Justify why it is important to have Scout as the narrator.

Based on this, why is it important to have Scout as the narrator?