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Writing Through To Kill a Mockingbird
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Introduction
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Lesson 1: First-Person Narration2 Steps
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Lesson 2: In-Scene, Out-of-Scene2 Steps
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Lesson 3: Mannerisms and Manners2 Steps
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Lesson 4: Pacing2 Steps
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Lesson 5: Convincing Description2 Steps
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Lesson 6: Symbolism2 Steps
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Lesson 7: Tim Johnson, Part 12 Steps
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Lesson 8: Tim Johnson, Part 22 Steps
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Lesson 9: Engaging the Reader's Judgment2 Steps
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Lesson 10: Revealing Gestures2 Steps
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Lesson 11: The Ewells2 Steps
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Lesson 12: Dialogue as Action2 Steps
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Lesson 13: Showing and Telling in the Courtroom2 Steps
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Lesson 14: Manners (Again)2 Steps
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Lesson 15: Big Ideas2 Steps
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Lesson 16: Seeing from the Character's Perspective2 Steps
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Lesson 17: Reality as a Source of Fiction2 Steps
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This is a two-part exercise about first-person point of view:
- Pick a familiar fairytale or folktale and retell it in first person from the point of view one of the characters.
- Then tell the same story again, in first person from the point of view of another character.