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Narrative Distance and Setting — Homework
Read the opening chapters of To Kill a Mockingbird before answering.
- 1.Define narrative distance and explain how it applies to Scout as narrator.
- 2.Give one way narrative distance could create humor and one way it could create sorrow.
- 3.Explain why Harper Lee might spend several chapters establishing Maycomb's setting before introducing the novel's central conflict.
- 4.Name one specific historical fact about the setting established in the opening chapters.
- 5.Find one moment where the adult narrator's voice clearly comments on the child's in-scene understanding, and explain what it adds.
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