Jem has trouble understanding why anybody would leave such nice things for him and Scout. Why is hard for him to understand? (book: To Kill a Mockingbird)

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Alec Matusis · Answer 1 · 2022-03-13T09:49:44+0000

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He doesn't think that they deserve them?

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I read the book a while ago but didn't Boo only leave them gifts because he liked watching them play? So he might think that him and Scout may not have done anything to deserve the gifts? I'm so sorry if this is wrong and I've wasted your time.

Jem has trouble understanding why anybody would leave such nice things for him and Scout. Why is hard for him to understand? (book: To Kill a Mockingbird)

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