What does Tim Johnson symbolize in to kill a mockingbird? Explain maybe

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dybincka [34]3 years ago

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Tim Johnson could symbolize the mob mentality of Maycomb, because most of the people of Maycomb are guilty of prejudice, and when they get together can act like a rabid dog. they are out of control, take action without thinking, and strike without warning.

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