To Kill a Mockingbird

What is any event from the book like from any characters point of view?

To Kill a Mockingbird What is this event like from any characters point of view? As you complete this assignment, you will need to use both creativity and critical thinking skills. Choose one scene from the novel—one specific event. Take the point of view of one of the other characters who were with Scout in this event. Describe the event and write about it from that character’s point of view. In order to complete this assignment effectively, you will need to write in the voice of the character you have chosen. Is this character an adult or a child? Does this character speak with a dialect? What unique thoughts does this character have? Your Response must fulfill the following requirements: It must be at least 500 words in length. Above your response, include a brief description of the event or conflict you are describing, the setting, and the characters involved. Include new dialogue (a conversation between two or more characters). Your response should “sound” like it fits with the story. It should include strong descriptions and use literary devices to draw your reader into your writing. Write your response in the first-person point of view. I know that this is a long assignment but I've seen longer answers for simple questions. Please help me with this...

Please stop saying "This is a short answer space". Why can't anyone help me with this? This is a really important assignment for my grade and I've seen way longer answers for a few questions. Please help me!

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Scout has the unique voice of a child even though she is writing like an adult. Scout's fiery and curious personality comes across in many scenes. Consider when Walter Cunningham eats lunch at the Finch home. Walter is very hungry. He does not get enough to eat at home so lunch at the Finch home is special. He certainly doesn't get syrup at home. Scout notices this and exclaims: "But he's gone and drowned his dinner in syrup" (Lee 32). Scout didn't mean to be offensive, but it comes off that way. Calpurnia sets her straight!