To Kill a Mockingbird

While discussing Boo Radley, Jem leaps to his defense. What has caused a change in Jem's attitude toward Boo?

While discussing Boo Radley, Jem leaps to his defense. What has caused a change in Jem's attitude toward Boo?

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Jem senses the gifts in the tree are from Boo. Jem no longer sees Boo as the local spook story. He begins to see Boo as a benevolent spirit rather than an oddity. 

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