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The protagonist is Raymond
Part 1 of To Kill A Mockingbird focuses mainly on the children's obsession with <u>Boo Radley</u>. In the novel's early chapters, readers come to recognize <u>Scout</u>, <u>Jem</u>, and Dill as curious children who entertain themselves by trying to get a glimpse at their mysterious neighbor.
In Part 2 of the novel, <u>Harper Lee</u> shifts her focus to the trial of Tom Robinson, which is a clearer example of the social (in this case racial) injustice that was all too common in the 1930s in the South.
The play is called Macbeth, most often it is forbidden to be said in theatres in fear it will cause something bad to happen to the show
