Foils and Mirrors in To Kill a Mockingbird. Where does the term come from? A character who provides...

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Foils and Mirrors in To Kill a Mockingbird

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Page 1: Foils and Mirrors in To Kill a Mockingbird. Where does the term come from? A character who provides a contrast for another character, usually in order.

Foils and Mirrors

in To Kill a Mockingbird

Page 2: Foils and Mirrors in To Kill a Mockingbird. Where does the term come from? A character who provides a contrast for another character, usually in order.

Literary Foils

Where does the term come from?

A character who provides a contrast for another character, usually in order to highlight

differences.

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The Outsiders

Of Mice and Men

Romeo and Juliet

Dally and Johnny

Lenny and George

Mercutio and Benvolio

Page 4: Foils and Mirrors in To Kill a Mockingbird. Where does the term come from? A character who provides a contrast for another character, usually in order.

Movie Foils

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MIRRORSIn literature, a mirror is a character that shares similar traits with another character. This is done to emphasize particular qualities and ideas.

Lord and Lady Capulet Lord and Lady Montague

Dallas Winston Bob Sheldon

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Calpurnia Miss Caroline Miss GatesAtticus Tom Robinson Nathan RadleyDill Boo Radley Uncle JackJem Mr. Underwood Mr. GilmerScout Heck Tate Judge TaylorMayella Lula Mrs. DuBoseBob Ewell Zeebo Miss RachelMr. Cunningham FrancisAunt Alexandra Cecil JacobsMiss Maudie Burris EwellMiss Stephanie Crawford Grace Merriweather