People call me Dill. What’s my real name?

She was only 34 when she published “To Kill a Mockingbird.”

This man shares a soda with Dill when he is too upset to remain in the courtroom.

This nephew of Miss Rachel lives in Meridian, Mississippi.

This is Scout’s “offense” on the first day of school, which gets her in trouble with Miss Caroline.

I am the loneliest person in the world – even lonelier than Boo Radley.

This real-life event has many parallels to Tom Robinson’s case.

This sheriff of Maycomb County admits that Atticus is a better shot than he’ll ever be.

This brother of Boo Radley cements up the knot-hole where Jem & Scout found gum and other “treasures.”

Atticus tries to teach Scout this lesson for getting along with all sorts of people.

I am the editor of the local paper.

The novel is set in this decade.

Bob Ewell admits that this is the reason he didn’t call a doctor for Mayella.

This relative of Scout’s moves in for the duration of the trial.

This is the real reason Jem has to read to Mrs. DuBose.

I am Tom Robinson’s boss.

During the time period of the novel, the US was involved in this struggle.

Mayella’s injuries suggest the person who hit her used this hand.

Scout recognizes the father of this classmate in the lynch mob outside of the jail.

Scout’s costume was made of this, which saved her from being stabbed by Bob Ewell.

I am addicted to morphine.

Miss Gates was deeply troubled by events happening overseas in this country.

Which member of the jury wanted to acquit Tom?

Scout splits her knuckle to the bone on this person's front teeth.

Aunt Alexandra’s Missionary Society is concerned with the health and welfare of this group of people.