To Kill a Mockingbird Question
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How does Boo Radley's character serve as a metaphor for the societal issues that the novel addresses?
- He represents the injustice and inequality in Maycomb
- He has no relation to the societal issues in the novel
- He symbolizes the courage and resilience of the marginalized groups in Maycomb
- He is a distraction from the central themes of the novel