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What does the cemented hole in the tree symbolize in to kill a mockingbird?
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What does the cemented hole in the tree symbolize in to kill a mockingbird?

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it symbolizes the end of Boo Radley's attempts to communicate with the children.  He communicates with them through the gifts he leaves for them. 
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