Monday, March 5, 2012
Ch 1-5 Connector
As I was sitting in the literature circle, I began to find the true
connection of To Kill A Mocking Bird to my hometown, Kalispell Montana.
We started off with the questions of myself, the connector. My first
question was what connections can I make between the settings and the
settings of my own life. I would have to say that Alabama and Montana
seem to be very vast, open landscape with a agricultural background. The
second question was what connection can I make between conflicts in the
text and my life. There are not many connections I can make between
the text and my life, but I do have a father with a stern opinion and I
could kind of reflect where scout was coming from. The third question
was how are characters in the text similar to people I have met in real
life. Well I can think of one of my best friends as similar to Dill, he
is always getting me into some kind of trouble. The fourth question was
how this story is similar to other book I have read. My response to
that is that I have not yet encountered another book like this one. The
fifth and final question is what is one connection that no one else had
made before.
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