In 200 words, explain how scout's voice affects the tone of the story.

The extended metaphor in this excerpt lets us see the world through Scout's eyes. Rather than using a literal definition of summer, Scout defines summer through her senses and experiences. As a result, the tone captures the feeling of summer, not just the events. This kind of lyrical, romanticized language is present throughout the book. Figurative language communicates Scout's impressions of things, not just the facts. As a result, the tone of the book always has a sense of the innocence and wonder with which Scout sees the world.

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answer ir: bush stirs up emotions of brotherhood and freedom to inspire americans.

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