Kill The Mockingbird Ch. 15-18

Unreliable Narrator:

1."They were not the people I saw last night. Hot embarrassment shot through me: I had leaped triumphantly into a ring of people I had never seen before."

   - This example supports the theme but, this shows more of indirect characterization.

   - This example supports the theme because Scout doesn't really know what to do and what's going on.

   - This example supports the theme so you can't trust Scout.

2."I was slowly drying up, wondering what idiocy I had committed.Entailments seemed all right enough for living room talk."

   - This example supports the theme but, this shows that she mature now.

   - This example supports the theme because Scout doesn't really know what she's talking about.

   - This example supports the theme so Scout doesn't know what to do.

Indirect Characterization:

1."His days were spent at his linotype, where he refreshed himself occasionallly from an ever-present gallon jug of cherry wine. He rarely gathered news; people brought it to him."

   - This example supports the theme but, this shows what he does for his community.

   - This example supports the theme because this shows what the character does and he help people.

   - This example supports the theme so this shows us what kind of characterization the character have.

2." He yanked Jem nearly off his feet. "Don't you touch him!" I kicked the man swiftly."

   - This example supports the theme but, this shows that Jem isn't really strong and brave.

   - This example supports the theme because this shows Scout will stand up and protect Jem.

   - This example supports the theme so it shows what type of person Scout is.