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Miss Maudie Loves To Garden Analysis
Miss Maudie is always seen in her garden taking care of her plants. Scout admires her for it and helps her out every now and then. Even though Miss Maudie is a widow, she is still happy and content and I believe gardening helps her cope with any issues or problems she faces. Over her heart I have placed a pot with flowers inside to indicate what she loves most; gardening. Miss Maudie’s husband has passed which makes her a widow. To show that I have placed a gravestone in her background. It is known that Miss Maudie loves to garden. Scout almost always catches her in her garden taking care of her plants. I drew a garden in the background to show how Miss Maudie loves to garden. An unfortunate predicament that has occured in ¨To Kill a Mockingbird¨
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