Being called a girl is the worst thing possible—or so thinks Scout, the female protagonist of To Kill a Mockingbird<span>. Girls wear frilly pink dresses and don't get to play outside, swear, or pretty much do anything fun. </span>And<span> they have to grow up to be ladies, which means being plunged into a confusing world where no one says what they mean. Scout's in for a big lesson, though: thanks to the examples of radical chicks Aunt Alexandra and Miss Maudie, she learns that being a lady can take as just as much courage as being a wild </span>tomboy<span>. Even if you have to wear a dress while doing it.</span>
The 'underground railroad' was known as such due to the slaves using it to escape and the people helping them to escape using secret codes that were commonly associated with railroads.
(Ex: 'station masters' = people who would hide slaves)
I regonized this From The Hate U Give Novel/Film , I would say the theme would be “Split identities”. Mainly because it’s talking about diffrent versions of herself.
