C. bandwagon appeal
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To convince Americans of the importance of helping others.
I think Zaroff serves as an antagonist.
I'm not sure about the next one.
I think they use onomatopoeia.
I'm not sure about the last one either.
He was aware that the poet had to be judged from the paste standards. I would say judged and not cut off by them, as to not seem
ANSWER: The following evening, Atticus takes the car into town. At about ten o’clock, Jem, accompanied by Scout and Dill, sneaks out of the house and follows his father to the town center. From a distance, they see Atticus sitting in front of the Maycomb jail, reading a newspaper. Jem suggests that they not disturb Atticus and return home.
At that moment, four cars drive into Maycomb and park near the jail. A group of men gets out, and one demands that Atticus move away from the jailhouse door. Atticus refuses, and Scout suddenly comes racing out of her hiding place next door, only to realize that this group of men differs from the group that came to their house the previous night. Jem and Dill follow her, and Atticus orders Jem to go home. Jem refuses, and one of the men tells Atticus that he has fifteen seconds to get his children to leave.