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- What is the significance of the blanket in the story?
- What does Boo's blanket symbolize?
- What is the theme of blanket?
- What is the summary of the blanket?
- What do we learn from boo when Boo gave out a blanket?
- Who put the blanket around Scout comment on the importance of this fact?
- Who punished Scout for cursing?
- Why do Jem and Atticus decide not to return the blanket to the Radleys?
- What is the setting of the blanket?
- Are blankets autobiography?
- Why does Peter ask his father to cut the blanket into two ref the blanket?
- What's learned from the discovery of the mystery blanket What is the importance of this detail?
- What did Atticus want to do with the Radley blanket?
- Who put the blanket on Scout How do you know?
- How did Scout end up with a blanket around her?
- Who put the blanket around Scout's shoulders and how does Atticus reach this conclusion?
- What does Jem realize about the blanket around Scout?
What is the significance of the blanket in the story?
The blanket is a significant gesture on Boo Rafley's part. It shows gentleness, compassion, and courage. Boo is becoming increasingly involved in the children's lives, watching them and looking out for them.
What does Boo's blanket symbolize?
The blanket that Boo Radley places on Scout's shoulders as she stands in front of the Radley yard symbolizes the gentle, caring nature of Boo and his relationship with the children with whom he has involved himself (from a distance).
What is the theme of blanket?
Blankets has two recurring themes throughout it's narrative. These themes are rejection and acceptance.
What is the summary of the blanket?
Floyd Dell's “The Blanket” is a story about family and relationships; it is about Petey's family. Petey is a grandson who loves his grandfather dearly. He tries to behave like an adult and saves his grandfather from a lonely life in an old folk's home.
What do we learn from boo when Boo gave out a blanket?
Jem knows that Boo considers himself their friend, and that putting the blanket on Scout's shoulders was just another friendly gesture. He did it quietly, because he did not want to be seen. He just wanted to protect Scout.
Who put the blanket around Scout comment on the importance of this fact?
Jem realizes that Boo was the one who had put the blanket around Scout. This makes Jem realize that Boo was watching them, and showing concern for Scout, he had slipped out and placed a blanket around her. This makes Jem realize that Boo is not the scary person they all believed him to be.
Who punished Scout for cursing?
Uncle Jack tells Scout not to swear, and warns her that he will punish her if she does. When she fights with Francis and he catches her, Uncle Jack spanks her.
Why do Jem and Atticus decide not to return the blanket to the Radleys?
Jem does not want Atticus to return the blanket to Boo, because he does not want to get Boo into trouble. After Miss Maudie's fire, Atticus realizes that Scout has a blanket on her shoulders. She swears to him that she has no idea where it came from, and the Jem remembers that Nathan Radley was at the fire.
What is the setting of the blanket?
In the story The Blanket by Floyd Dell, The setting of the story is in their house more exactly in the garden, during night time. This is the setting in which the main action of the storyline takes place. Grandad: He's wise and always puts the good of others in front of his.
Are blankets autobiography?
Blankets is an autobiographical graphic novel by Craig Thompson, published in 2003 by Top Shelf Productions. As a coming-of-age autobiography, the book tells the story of Thompson's childhood in an Evangelical Christian family, his first love, and his early adulthood.
Why does Peter ask his father to cut the blanket into two ref the blanket?
"Peter asks his father to cut the blanket in two so that he could give the other half to him when he would send him away on becoming old"
What's learned from the discovery of the mystery blanket What is the importance of this detail?
By placing the blanket around her shoulders, Boo is demonstrating a caring act. In addition, the blanket is an example of foreshadowing. Later in the story, Boo again shows protection of the children when he saves them from Bob Ewell's attack.
What did Atticus want to do with the Radley blanket?
Jem immediately panics and begins telling his father about their "secret" interactions with Boo. Atticus then calms Jem down and suggests that it would be best to keep the blanket instead of returning it.
Who put the blanket on Scout How do you know?
In the confusion, someone drapes a blanket over Scout. When Atticus later asks her about it, she has no idea who put it over her. Jem realizes that Boo Radley put it on her, and he reveals the whole story of the knothole, the presents, and the mended pants to Atticus.
How did Scout end up with a blanket around her?
Boo Radley gives Scout the blanket as she watches fire burn down Miss Maudie's house across the street from hers. Scout is so absorbed in watching the fire and the action associated with it that she doesn't notice that Boo is also watching, and takes the time to get a blanket to put around Scout's shoulders.
Who put the blanket around Scout's shoulders and how does Atticus reach this conclusion?
Who put the blanket around Scout's shoulders, and how does Atticus reach this conclusion? Boo Radley put the blanket on Scout. What is Scout's reaction when she hears the information? Atticus comes to this conclusion because no one else in the Radley house could have done so.
What does Jem realize about the blanket around Scout?
Terms in this set (20) When Atticus asks Scout about the Blanket around her shoulders, what does Jem realize? Jem realizes that Boo - now arthur to us because he is human - put the blanket around scout. Fire at miss maudies - she let fire run in kitchen to keep the house warm during the rare snowstorm.
