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Respect, Wisdom, and Honesty in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

In this analytical essay, a student discusses the values presented in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. The student explores how different characters embody the values of respect, wisdom, and honesty.
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Angela's feedback:

"The content of your essay is very strong, and your analysis shows your understanding of the story. While you express yourself well in many regards, there remains some room for improvement with writing conventions. Commas and periods should come before a closing quotation mark, and review is needed to check the placement of your quotation marks. No space is needed between an opening quotation mark and the first word in a quote, but a space should be inserted between a closing quotation mark and an opening parenthesis. You should also check to ensure that opening and closing quotation marks are facing the correct way. Standard practice is to omit the hyphen in terms such as “African American,” and words such as “community” should not be capitalized. Meanwhile, the title of a book should be consistently italicized."

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