This fictional character is said by another character to be over six feet tall and to survive on a diet of cats and squirrels. This character leaves Indian head pennies, gum wrapped in foil, and an old spelling bee medal in the knot of an oak tree for the protagonists of the novel in which he appears, until his brother Nathan plugs the hole. Heck T
This fictional character is said by another character to be over six feet tall and to survive on a diet of cats and squirrels. This character leaves Indian head pennies, gum wrapped in foil, and an old spelling bee medal in the knot of an oak tree for the protagonists of the novel in which he appears, until his brother Nathan plugs the hole. Heck Tate insists on stating that Bob Ewell [YOO-el] fell on his own knife to protect this character, who stabbed Ewell in order to protect his young neighbors, the Finches. FTP, name this reclusive character, an object of fascination for Jem and Scout in To Kill a Mockingbird.
This fictional character is said by another character to be over six feet tall and to survive on a diet of cats and squirrels.
Arthur "Boo" Radley