When Scout and Jem first meet Dill, he is dumbfounded by the rumours about Boo Radley. He would lean against a pole for hours just staring at the house, wondering about the strange horrors that lay inside, and letting his imagination get the best of him. The large porch out front is a mystery all its own, and the slightest glim

Each day walking home from school, the children would run past the Radley house quickly, first because of fear, but it became only natural to them and a force of habit. The large tree out front placed shadows across the house making it more dark and eerie. The barbed wire fence made it seem restricted and intriguing, it definitely became the center of attention for the three children. The barbed wire fence was tested when the children were brave enough to sneak into the Radley yard at night. A great amount of suspense is involved with the children's ordeals of maneuvering the fence, the creepiness of the Radley yard, and the general attitude of the children themselves. The detail given to the squeaking fence and the dark shadows stretching across the house allows the reader to feel the suspense too, even if they were the unr

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Approximate Word count = 558
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)