Across
- 3. Symbol of innocence destroyed by evil
- 5. Goddess who helps Odysseus
- 8. Author of The Odyssey
- 13. God who punishes Odysseus
- 14. Narrator of the novel; real name is Jean Louise
- 17. Value shown by Penelope and Odysseus
- 18. A major theme dealing with racial injustice
- 20. The Finch family's housekeeper
- 21. Creatures who lure sailors to death with song
- 22. Scout's older brother
- 23. Father of Scout and Jem; lawyer defending Tom Robinson
- 24. Theme shown in the town's contradictory values
- 26. Theme shown in Scout and Jem growing up
Down
- 1. Wife of Odysseus, known for her loyalty
- 2. Challenge Odysseus faces throughout his journey
- 4. Author of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
- 6. Black man falsely accused of rape
- 7. Ewell daughter who accuses Tom Robinson
- 9. Greek value of welcoming strangers
- 10. Mysterious neighbor who saves the children
- 11. Son of Odysseus
- 12. Greek hero who tries to return home after Trojan War
- 15. One-eyed giants; Polyphemus is one
- 16. Theme shown in Atticus defending Tom
- 19. Proper rites expected for the dead
- 24. Value shown by bravery in battle and cunning
- 25. The town where the novel takes place