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Charles Baker Harris (Dill)
- He has no proper home and spends
his time between various relatives
- In Maycomb, he stays
with his Aunt Rachel
during the summer
vacations.
- Later on, when his mother
remarries, he runs away from
his new stepfather.
- In Maycomb, he stays
with his Aunt Rachel
during the summer
vacations.
- Scout first sees him as a "curiosity"
- He joins in Jem and Scout's
games and shows an active
imagination.
- Scout sees him as "a
pocket Merlin, whose
head teemed with
eccentric plans,
strange longings and
quaint fancies".
- Scout sees him as "a
pocket Merlin, whose
head teemed with
eccentric plans,
strange longings and
quaint fancies".
- It was his idea first to make Boo come out.
- He is a quick thinker
- He explained away the loss of
Jem's trousers by saying
they'd been playing strip poker.
- He explained away the loss of
Jem's trousers by saying
they'd been playing strip poker.
- He becomes 'engaged' to
Scout
- He sobs during the trial while Tom
Robinson is being cross-examined.
- Like the other children, he wants justice and is anti-racist.
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