TKAM First chapter paragraph

TS: In the first chapter of 'To kill a Mockingbird', Harper Lee shows one theme. SD: The theme that Harper Lee wrote about is relationship in which she automatically narrates her brother. CM: After Jem, the narrator's brother, has an accident, the narrator develops her story only for us to see what relations they will have in the future. CM: Jem and the narrator are both really close since their mother died, but when Dill came, it changed some of the setting. SD: Relationship played a big character in the first chapter. CM: When they both met people, they became more involved in the town in which their first adventure occurred. CM: Not only they over came an obstacle, but they also over came fear. SD: Harper Lee's story took a big turn when they met the Bradley's. CM: When the son took over the house, he crept into peoples' back yards and mysteriously is never seen. CM: Everybody around town was scared except the narrators friends because they were always involved. CS: The theme used in this chapter will not only help develop the story, but it will probably help the narrator get her story out to the world.