Let me start from the beginning - just a little bit, basically Mr. Ewell was angry at Atticus for what he'd said at trial about his daughter - that in the end he decided to attack Jem and Scout in the woods.
BUT, Jem heroically got Scout out of the way - risking his own life. To make matters worse, though, poor Jem did end up with a broken arm.
I hope all is well and you pass! (: Good luck, rockstar! If you have any follow up questions, let me know! This book is still fairly fresh in my mind! (:
Answer:
Yes He sure does
Explanation:
On page 66, Paul says, “I looked at Theresa. I decided to play dumb. "Right. Right. Where were you guys?" When he hears the answer, his stomach knots up. What part did Paul play in their punishment?
All plots must have conflict. Without a rising ation and climax our story wouldnot go any where or result to anything. The steps are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, catastrophe and resolution.
A plot can be both without action and dialogue it is not common but it can be done, but it is essential to have conflict or you don't have a plot at all.
Hope this helps, if you need anymore help or further explanation just let me know! :)
Answer:
"I asked you a million times not to yell," Polina cried! - Hyperbole
The hail storm is a monster. -
The snowflakes glistened like diamonds. - Simile
The stars winked at me from the darkened sky. - Personification
