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To Kill a Mockingbird What does the mockingbird symbolize in this novel? A. narrow-minded perspectives B. the idea of innocence C. a changing attitude D. childhood superstitions
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What does the mockingbird symbolize in this novel? A. narrow-minded perspectives B. the idea of innocence C. a changing attitude D. childhood superstitions

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Innocence

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The bird symbolized B) The idea of innocence
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