explores the theme of bravery inby depicting
the children's failed attempt at seeingand 's
decision to return to the
Radley yard to retrieve his pants. When Jem and Dill initially begin
walking
toward the Radley home to peek through the window,attempts to stop them but chooses
to
tag along after Jem criticizes her for "gettin more like a girl every
day!" Scout
demonstrates bravery by following Jem and Dill on their mission.
All three children demonstrate
courage by entering the Radley's backyard and
sneaking to the side of the house.
At this point in the
story, the children view Boo Radley as a "malevolent
phantom" and believe the
terrifying rumors about him. Unfortunately, Dill cannot get a look
at Boo,
which prompts Jem to walk onto the porch to look through the back window. Nathan
Radley
ends up hearing Jem on the back porch and steps outside wielding a
shotgun. The children
immediately sprint out of his yard as Nathan fires his
rifle into the...
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