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FreeHat · 04-17-2008

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GUYS, THIS IS FUCKING EPIC. IT'S A REVIEW ON THE BOOK, WATCH IT ALL!

**Raven** · 04-25-2008

I too read it as a class assignment. It was fun and informing (somewhat) but it basically teaches lessons. Can't remember much of it now but it was a decent read.

ShadowSeeker909 · 07-15-2008

when i read this scout was automatically my favorite character. I even wanted to make a manga out of it xD i still do. Maybe i will?who knos... O3O

The Green Dragon · 07-15-2008

Lol a To Kill a Mocking Bird manga, that would be epic.

But yeah seriously, this is a great book. The themes it portrays are, like, never ending. Even if Kenshi or Groundwalker came into this thread now and started rambling on about the themes that Berserk portrays: Sadness, fear, alienation, bitterness, betrayal, corruption; it could all be countered with this book.

The themes this book portrays is love, racism, prejudice, courage, bravery, pride, naivety, friendship, alienation, sadness, maturity, identity, justice, injustice, fear. These are only a few, I could go on.

Atticus's character is so deep. The courage he went through to defend Tom Robinson even know he knew he couldn't win, the determination to shoot the stray dog even know he convinced himself he would never fire a gun again in his life... as it turns out, he is an excellent gun man.

Also, take Scout. I hated her character, but it played such an epic part of the storyline. The entire story was her adult self recapping all the events. However, what was really entertaining and deep is that her naivety played a HUGE role concerning the lynch mob that threatened to kill Tom Robinson. Scout didn't know, she was unfortunate yet she had an advantage. The book portrays this brilliantly.

SSJBulma · 07-16-2008

We were suppose to read it in English class, but ended up with Of Mice and Men
"Deorge...DEORGE""
So I got a copy from my aunt and sat down one day to see what the big deal was. I enjoy it greatly but it didn't change my life and doesn't rank in my my top 5 books, but it's in my top 10 list.

I hope they do not remake the movie cos remakes scare me.

04-17-2008	#16 (permalink)
FreeHat (13) Great Ape Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Canada, Eh? Posts: 266 Rep Power: 2	Re: To Kill A Mockingbird How To kill a Mockingbird:AwesomeFunny - Flash - How to Kill a Mockingbird GUYS, THIS IS FUCKING EPIC. IT'S A REVIEW ON THE BOOK, WATCH IT ALL! __________________ "In The end, There shall only be one." -HighLander

04-25-2008	#17 (permalink)
Raven Moderator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 4,564 Rep Power: 23	Re: To Kill A Mockingbird I too read it as a class assignment. It was fun and informing (somewhat) but it basically teaches lessons. Can't remember much of it now but it was a decent read. __________________ Favorite Quotes: "Everyone dies, it's a natural part of life. But if your life has no meaning you're already dead." -Wolf's Rain, Kiba "Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost." -Fullmetal Alchemist, Alphonse Elric "It's not what folks say...it's what you answer to." -Madea Movie, Madea "Deploying resilience is more important than being a prodigy." -Life, Me

07-15-2008	#18 (permalink)
ShadowSeeker909 (1) Earthling Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: under your bed Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Re: To Kill A Mockingbird when i read this scout was automatically my favorite character. I even wanted to make a manga out of it xD i still do. Maybe i will?who knos... O3O __________________ Man who goes to bed with itchy butt, wake up with stinky finger.

07-15-2008	#19 (permalink)
The Green Dragon (24) Super Saiyan 4 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Lloegr Posts: 3,205 Blog Entries: 2 Rep Power: 128	Re: To Kill A Mockingbird Lol a To Kill a Mocking Bird manga, that would be epic. But yeah seriously, this is a great book. The themes it portrays are, like, never ending. Even if Kenshi or Groundwalker came into this thread now and started rambling on about the themes that Berserk portrays: Sadness, fear, alienation, bitterness, betrayal, corruption; it could all be countered with this book. The themes this book portrays is love, racism, prejudice, courage, bravery, pride, naivety, friendship, alienation, sadness, maturity, identity, justice, injustice, fear. These are only a few, I could go on. Atticus's character is so deep. The courage he went through to defend Tom Robinson even know he knew he couldn't win, the determination to shoot the stray dog even know he convinced himself he would never fire a gun again in his life... as it turns out, he is an excellent gun man. Also, take Scout. I hated her character, but it played such an epic part of the storyline. The entire story was her adult self recapping all the events. However, what was really entertaining and deep is that her naivety played a HUGE role concerning the lynch mob that threatened to kill Tom Robinson. Scout didn't know, she was unfortunate yet she had an advantage. The book portrays this brilliantly. __________________ "TGD" "*One time this ciggy lolligagger dicked on my snatch.* Un amsera hon ffagod butain dicked acha 'm snatch." [MFG Reputation Guide for Beginners]\|[-ORLY?-]\|[-YA RLY!-]\|[Lolage]\|[.stan]

07-16-2008	#20 (permalink)
SSJBulma (28) Lord of Worlds Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In a soup-kitchen stealin your soupz! Posts: 8,257 Blog Entries: 7 Rep Power: 104	Re: To Kill A Mockingbird We were suppose to read it in English class, but ended up with Of Mice and Men "Deorge...DEORGE"" So I got a copy from my aunt and sat down one day to see what the big deal was. I enjoy it greatly but it didn't change my life and doesn't rank in my my top 5 books, but it's in my top 10 list. I hope they do not remake the movie cos remakes scare me. __________________ http://revandesigns.weebly.com/gaming-newsreviews.html