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Katrina Liu @katrinaliuser

over 8 years ago

Missing papers and wills when someone dies seems to be occurring repeatedly throughout this book 🤔 #tmot27

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Zoe Hack @zhack999

over 8 years ago

Tom killed Polly. Mr. Delameres reaction to the situation gave him a third stroke and he ended up dying. So Tom also indirectly killed his grandfather. And does he care? Probably not. #TMOT27

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Alan Ji @alanjji18

over 8 years ago

This mirrors the characteristics of the mob, which acts evil when it tries to lynch Sandy. The mob’s dual personality is revealed when the same group of people who wanted to lynch Sandy congratulate him upon his release. #TMOT27

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Sarah Liu @sarahliucifer

over 8 years ago

Tom's room appears to be neat and in perfect order, but when Mr. Delamere digs a bit deeper, he finds more and more incriminating items. This reflects Tom's nature: at surface level, he is physically attractive, but his personality is quite flawed and ugly. #tmot27

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Alan’s Dad Chris @AlanJiDad

over 8 years ago

#TMOT27 how I imagined the sailor getting “ejected”

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Abdullah Ahmad @abdullllahahmad

over 8 years ago

#TMOT27 it’s quite sad that as soon as the colored man was announced innocent, people are not making an effort to catch the white man (Tom) who had ACTUALLY commit the crime. They’d rather see innocent, colored Sandy be lynched than see an actual murder be punished :/

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Alex Iacono @alex_iacono

over 8 years ago

#tmot27

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Alyssa Goldstein @LYSeracy2

over 8 years ago

#TMOT27 "Mr. Hyde" and "Dr. Jekyll" helped explain the mob. Jekyll/Hyde was a single literary character that had a sort of split personality. This was similar to the mob, who went from menacing (Hyde) to congratulatory (Jekyll). This comparison perfectly describes the theme:

LYSeracy2's tweet photo. #TMOT27
"Mr. Hyde" and "Dr. Jekyll" helped explain the mob. Jekyll/Hyde was a single literary character that had a sort of split personality. This was similar to the mob, who went from menacing (Hyde) to congratulatory (Jekyll).
This comparison perfectly describes the theme: https://t.co/LW8QpmfSsW

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