Foreshadowing
The looming feeling of losing this throughout the story of Marigolds
What is innocence?
The shantytown was covered in this
What is dust?
For whom Marigolds mean innocence and destruction
First part: Direct or Indirect?
Second part: He was fool enough to try anything
What is Indirect?
Who is Joey?
Era in which Marigolds takes place
The underlying growing emotion after attacking Miss Lottie
What is guilt?
For whom Marigolds mean beauty and peace
Who is Miss Lottie?
First part: Direct or Indirect?
Second part: Loud wailing sobs
What is Indirect?
Who is Lizbeth's father?
Landscape in which kids would look for "locusts"
What are the hills?
Atticus shooting of this animal
This animal is compared to the firehose spitting out kerosene
What is a python (snake)?
Item that symbolizes isolation from real thought and serve as distraction
What are seashells?
Who is Captain Beatty?
The television screens that Mildred is always watching
What are the parlor walls?
Clarisse's question to Montag that derails his thinking about life
The items (3) Scout notices missing from Calpurnia's church
What are paint, cushions, and hymn books?
Symbolizes the children's safe, carefree innocence before they confront harsh adult realities
What is the treehouse?
Slowly becomes more reclusive when learning of the realities of the town they live in
Who is Jem?
The location of this characters home represents the large racial and class divide
What is the Ewell cabin?
The disappearance of both of these food items
What are milk and apples?
The burning of these items representing the rejection of slavery and vanity
What are whips and nose-bags?
Location that symbolizes the pigs manipulation over the other animals for their own gain
What is the Windmill?
Loyal and strong character that mainly represents the committed working class
Who is Boxer?
The allegorical (hidden moral, religious, or political) setting of Animal Farm
What is the Russian Revolution?