Scout and Aunt Alexandra communicate very poorly with each other. Is the fault more with one than the other, or are they equally at fault? Explain your answer.

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Abigail Sandoval

6 October, 17:23

Scout and Aunt Alexandra communicate very poorly with each other. Is the fault more with one than the other, or are they equally at fault? Explain your answer.

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Alissa Colon · Answer 1

equally

Explanation:

Based on the "To Kill a Mockingbird" novel by Harper Lee it can be said that Scout and Aunt Alexandra are both equally to blame for the poor communication between them. This is mainly due to the fact that Scout needs to listen and pay more attention when Aunt Alexandra is talking, and Aunt Alexandra needs to stop forcing things upon Scout all the time.