Are there any jokes in To Kill a Mockingbird?

Answer 1

There are one or two typos in To Kill a Mockingbird; one is in Chapter 28. Scout and Cecil are in the House of Horrors where they touch "two pealed grapes on a saucer." This appears only in very early editions of the book; after that it was corrected.

Answer 2

For the most part, there is no justice in To Kill a Mockingbird. This is so, because Tom Robinson, an innocent person, was found guilty and put in jail. However, he died when he was running away from jail, which shows justice because he was still free.

Answer 3

Do you mean allusion? Allitertion is just a repeated sound in the beginning of words. There probably is an allitertion somewhere in To Kill a Mockingbird. If you meant allusion there is an allusion to The Bible. When Uncle Jack says to Atticus, "Why not let this cup pass, eh?" this is referring to the trial and why Atticus is defending Tom Robinson. This is an allusion to when Jesus drinks a cup of something at the last supper (not really sure not religious). The important thing is that this allusions sets up Atticus as a figure of Christ

Answer 4

Though not a comedy, "To Kill a Mockingbird" contains moments of humor that break up the seriousness of the novel. Scout's innocent perspective and quirky observations provide some light-hearted moments. One example is when Scout dresses up as a ham for the Halloween pageant, not realizing she won't be able to see or move.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Yes, for example it is a sin to kill a mockingbird, you cant judge people until you see things from their point of view.

Answer 7

yes
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Answer 8

no there is not any jokes in it

Answer 9

YES