Blake’s Reviews > To Kill a Mockingbird > Status Update

Going into part 2, the point is realized that Jem is getting more and more mature and understanding more as the book goes on.

Very interesting on how Harper uses foreshadowing in other situations around the kids and Atticus Finch.

The problem revolving around Boo Radley is becoming more sustainable, it is also becoming more interesting and compelling as he book goes on.

In the first sections Harper gives off information about the town, using allusions and then we are introduced to "The Radley Place" which seems to be the most important detail of all in these first few chapters. Overall, this seems to be getting into some deep, interesting literature, but I have yet to see the presence of a rising action (plot), but it is clear that "The Radley Place" will be involved.