In To kill a mocking bird what happens After Scout takes Boo home, she imagines life through his perspective, how does this tie in with the rest of the novel? Plz help me!!!

Explanation:

It changes the complete view of the book, it's no longer in the perspective of a hyperactive child, it's now in the perspective of a reclusive adult who did his best to help children he cared for from afar.

It helped us see how someone as feared as someone like Boo sees the world. He didn't want to be feared, he wanted to be friends with Scott and Jem.

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to stay where they were until m sent for

it's the under parts of the car