To Kill a Mockingbird

What two metaphorical "fires" does Scout have to choose between at the beginning of the chapter?

What two metaphorical "fires" does Scout have to choose between at the beginning of the chapter?

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The beginning of Chapter 20 has to do with Dolphus Raymond drinking pop out of a paper bag and preferring the company of blacks. I'm not sure I understand how that is a "metaphorical fire".

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