English, 07.03.2020 03:24, kaylaw332

In To Kill A Mockingbird, at the end of Chapter 14, why does Dill sigh and say that maybe Boo Radley "doesn’t have anywhere to run off to"? What might Dill be thinking of in that moment? What evidence from a nearby passage helps you answer this question?

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