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Why Does Walter Cunningham Need Money In To Kill A Mockingbird

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A powerful story resonates within the reader’s emotions of pity and compassion which causes interest. In the story “ To kill a Mockingbird” the character known as Walter Cunningham had little to no money. Even though he was living under very harsh conditions he still managed to keep going. According to Scout, the Cunningham’s “don’t have much”(Lee 26), but even though they are poor “they get along on it”(Lee 26), they were able to keep going. They did not take what they could not pay back. When Scout’s father gave them money, the Cunningham’s slowly but surely paid them back with what they could. They wouldn’t beg for money, and they would make the little money they had honestly. This makes evident how even though they “had no money”(Lee
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