According to this poem, the benefit of seeing ourselves the way others do is that it prevents us from making embarrassing mistakes.
The poet says in the poem that it would help us avoid making blunders and other foolish notions - meaning that we would likely know what the correct and right behavior is, and what we should avoid if we don't want to make fools out of ourselves.
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This poem is about our tongue, how it can cause trouble and make peace, how it can help build someone up or how it could destroy someone's moral forever.
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chick
Explanation:
it is slang which, in terms of femininity, tends to provide negative connotation and be degrading towards women
the term chick also refers to a baby bird, comparing a female to that of a newborn bird
The concept of the mockingbird in TKAM by Atticus in Chapter 10 is basically how an innocent person who is only trying to help shouldn't be "killed" or charged for his actions. This could be a symbol because it represents certain characters in the novel who are only trying to help. Two people who can be significantly thought of as mockingbirds are Tom Robinson and Boo Radley. This is because Tom Robinson is only trying to help Mayella Ewell with her chores but ends up getting killed after being sent to prison because he "tempted" a white women even though he did nothing wrong. Boo Radley is also a mockingbird when he kills Bob Ewell in order to save Scout and Jem from getting killed.
