What context does “Letter from Birmingham Jail” provide for understanding the time period during which To Kill a Mockingbird was published and how its audience might have received it at that time?

it would be b.) because if you process of elimination and when mr.white pulls the monkey it’s the action of the whole story

explanation:

heres the link

i read that book for k12 but i don’t remember sorry.

mama's internal narrative voice reveals her to be a great deal more perceptive than her daughter, dee/wangero, believes her to be based on her external, spoken voice.   her inner voice seems to work fast while her spoken voice is slow; her inner voice is detailed while her spoken voice is economical.   for example, dee and her new boyfriend (or husband -- we are never sure) seem to pass looks between one another