In To Kill a Mockingbird, the subject is aimed to how women should be considered in a world and a period that is not kind to them. Mauide and Scout are in an eager inner fight to discover that a woman is not only a tool or a person with no rights no matter their race or skin color. Scout realizes what being female means but she challenges that position as a result of <span> several female characters influence her development.She is between being only a southern girl but becoming a feminist which contrasts acceptance and a challenge attitude</span>
Noun phrase because I know and done this before
2.resolution aka the ending
Answer:
B, "They keep leaving acorns all over everyone's windshields..."
Explanation:
