To Kill a Mockingbird
What is the purpose of Scout's allusion to Dixie Howell?
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Scout's allusion to Dixie Howell comforts her brother because as a football fan he relates to the subject matter. By telling Jem that Dixie Howell resembles him (not that he looks like Dixie Howell), she affirms that he comes first.
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davis c #342203
Scout's allusion to Dixie Howell comforts her brother because as a football fan he relates to the subject matter. By telling Jem that Dixie Howell resembles him (not that he looks like Dixie Howell), she affirms that he comes first.
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