In 'To Kill a Mockingbird;' the mockingbird is widely interpreted as a symbol of what?
- A. Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice ✓
- B. Wealth and privilege
- C. The power of the legal system
- D. Southern hospitality
Correct answer
A. Innocence destroyed by evil or prejudice
Explanation
The mockingbird; which 'sings its heart out' and harms no one; symbolizes innocent characters like Tom Robinson and Boo Radley who are harmed despite doing no wrong.
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