The Themes of Childhoods In 'Jane Eyre' and 'To Kill A Mockingbird'
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…me of less harm in an empty room than she can in a house where people cause serious damage to her with books. Scout fears the Radley House because it is the residence of the object of her fears: Boo Radley. Though neither Jane or Scout have seen their tormentors, and neither of the tormentors hold any real threat, both are still afraid; This is across a gap of some ninety to one hundred years.
…me of less harm in an empty room than she can in a house where people cause serious damage to her with books. Scout fears the Radley House because it is the residence of the object of her fears: Boo Radley. Though neither Jane or Scout have seen their tormentors, and neither of the tormentors hold any real threat, both are still afraid; This is across a gap of some ninety to one hundred years.
