Josie Linn- TKAM Storyboard
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- My pants!!!?
- HELP!! MY HOUSE IS ON FIRE!!!!
- Guilty!
- The children were trying to send a message to Boo (since they don't know if he's real or not) when Jem got his pants stuck under the fence trying to escape, when he came back he found them sewed back together. so finding them sewed back together lets the children know that he is alive and able to communicate.
- JEM! JEM!
- In the middle of the night, Atticus quickly wakes Jem and Scout and brings them outside their house. Once outside the children look to see that Miss Maudie's house is caught on fire! Scout and Jem watch the whole night as people frantically try to put the fire out. Miss. Maudie managed to get out, but her house was burned to the ground. They don't know the cause of the house fire.
- I'm Tom!
- The Judge announced Tom's verdict. Tom is guilty sentenced to death, from a crime he did not commit.
- I'm Boo!
- On the walk home from the pageant, the kids were attacked by Bob Ewell, who was trying to get revenge on Atticus. While trying to fight him off, Jem, unfortunately, passed out after getting his arm snapped. Bob moved on to scout who couldn't run away because of the costume, but the costume was also the only thing that protected her from getting stabbed. Suddenly a fourth person ripped Bob of Scout and stabbed him. That person was Boo.
- "It's a sin to kill a Mockingbird"Tom Robinson is a mockingbird because he was killed for doing nothing but trying to save himself twice. The first was when he was sentenced to death, even if they were going to appeal, and the second was when he was shot and killed when he was trying to escape.
- "It's a sin to kill a Mockingbird"Boo Radley is the mocking bird because when he killed Bob Ewell he was doing it to save the kids, and avenge Tom. So having a case against him would be like killing a mockingbird since he has technically done nothing wrong. Plus he never leaves his house anyway so it would all be negatives against boo.
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