Summary of Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee | Includes Analysis
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Jean Louise Finch tries to go home again and finds tiny Maycomb, Alabama grappling with the emerging civil rights movement in the mid-1950s. Set nearly twenty years after the events in To Kill a Mockingbird , Harper Lees classic American novel, Go Set a Watchman looks at the earlier books beloved characters in a different and, sometimes shocking, light . Go Set a Watchman, however, was written first, and became the groundwork from which To Kill a Mockingbird was developed.
At 26, Jean Louise, who managed to grow up color blind in the Deep South, has been living in New York City. She arrives home for her fifth annual two-week visit, eager to see her father, Atticus. She also plans to see her longtime suitor, Henry Hank Clinton, her brothers best friend and junior partner in Atticuss law firm. She thinks she may be ready to settle down and give Atticus some grandchildren, but what she discovers undermines every assumption she has ever had
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