Brainliest! (to kill a mockingbird) the children’s “boo radley” obsession and atticus and miss maudie’s subsequent comments, serve as which literary device: question 4 options: flashback in medias res foreshadowing climax

i would have to say it would be foreshadowing.

To Kill a Mockingbird is a story about the idea of innocence, and several characters portray that idea (Boo Radley is one of those)

Harper Lee uses Miss Maudie to disclose remote information about the characters' background, when Miss Maudie says something about them, she provides us a new perspective from each character's past, which is a clear use of "Flashback" as a literary tactic.

Like when in chapter five Miss Maudie disproves rumors about Boo, especially those myths the children believe.

the character has felt many emotions that are mainly focusing on negative emotions.

she is creating a metaphor to convey the idea that love is hard won. i took the quiz and got a 100% : )