1. To Kill a Mockingbird - The First Chapter
Dill and Calpurnia are also introduced in this chapter itself. ... Interestingly, the colour of Calpurnia's skin in never directly mentioned in the first chapter but is implied. ... The chapter also serves one of the most important functions of an opening chapter –providing a hook for the readers. ... This is Harper Lee's way making a connection between Boo Radley and Scout, giving the reader more window for curiosity and making the Radley Place seem even more mysterious than had already been described. Thus, Harper Lee successfully establishes the historical and social setti...
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