Analytical journal for to kill a mockingbird
The coexistence between good and evil
Boo Radley: Boo Radley shows that even though he is looked upon as evil he is actually a very nice person which is notified upon as he appears during the book at several points off the book more specifically at (pg. 59) where he puts a blanket around scout.
Jem Finch: Jem is another good example where he sees the evil and the good coincide is when he sees Tom Robinson be taken to jail for a crime he didn't commit he also noticed the evil Bob Ewell say that was one down two to go yet he chose to be ignorant towards that harming him later while being attacked with scout by Bob Ewell found on (pg. 262-263).
The importance of moral education
Mrs. Caroline with …show more content…
219) this shows that even when Scout and Jem are not at school they still learn and question things.
The existence of social inequality
Aunt Alexandra: Aunt Alexandra shows a very good example of social inequality when she tells scout no about having over walter “there is no doubt in my mind they’re good folk, but they’re not our folk”(pg. 299) this shows that not everyone in maycomb is equal to each other.
Negroes: these are the people at the very bottom of the “popularity” chain “in a far corner of the square the negroes sat quietly in the sun” (pg. 214) this explains that blacks were not necessarily let or seen in public …show more content…
9) just because he wasn't active in the community that was extremely judgemental he was persecuted as a horrible person.
Mayella Ewell: this is a woman who had very little freedom and was poor yet she did something in society that was seen as unbearable “she kissed a black man” (pg. 272).
Mockingbirds
Boo Radley: scout says in the end of the book “handing boo over to the law would be like killing a mockingbird” (pg.282) the reason this is stated is because Boo is not a bad person only made out as one by miss maudie claims. But is actually a perfectly normal human.
Atticus Finch: a normal father who is harmless and chooses the other option than fighting physically he fights through the law but is a good father who has very important examples to teach his kids Jem and Scout.
Tom Robinson: a perfect human being is kind and polite his only problem is he is black but “does not harm, but if found guilty and hounded to death” (pg. 228) tom should have never been killed he never did anything wrong like a mockingbird yet he got killed.
Scout Finch
S: “Hidy do, Mr. Author i would say, as if i had said it every afternoon of my life.” this shows that there is a little playfulness in scouts
The coexistence between good and evil
Boo Radley: Boo Radley shows that even though he is looked upon as evil he is actually a very nice person which is notified upon as he appears during the book at several points off the book more specifically at (pg. 59) where he puts a blanket around scout.
Jem Finch: Jem is another good example where he sees the evil and the good coincide is when he sees Tom Robinson be taken to jail for a crime he didn't commit he also noticed the evil Bob Ewell say that was one down two to go yet he chose to be ignorant towards that harming him later while being attacked with scout by Bob Ewell found on (pg. 262-263).
The importance of moral education
Mrs. Caroline with …show more content…
219) this shows that even when Scout and Jem are not at school they still learn and question things.
The existence of social inequality
Aunt Alexandra: Aunt Alexandra shows a very good example of social inequality when she tells scout no about having over walter “there is no doubt in my mind they’re good folk, but they’re not our folk”(pg. 299) this shows that not everyone in maycomb is equal to each other.
Negroes: these are the people at the very bottom of the “popularity” chain “in a far corner of the square the negroes sat quietly in the sun” (pg. 214) this explains that blacks were not necessarily let or seen in public …show more content…
9) just because he wasn't active in the community that was extremely judgemental he was persecuted as a horrible person.
Mayella Ewell: this is a woman who had very little freedom and was poor yet she did something in society that was seen as unbearable “she kissed a black man” (pg. 272).
Mockingbirds
Boo Radley: scout says in the end of the book “handing boo over to the law would be like killing a mockingbird” (pg.282) the reason this is stated is because Boo is not a bad person only made out as one by miss maudie claims. But is actually a perfectly normal human.
Atticus Finch: a normal father who is harmless and chooses the other option than fighting physically he fights through the law but is a good father who has very important examples to teach his kids Jem and Scout.
Tom Robinson: a perfect human being is kind and polite his only problem is he is black but “does not harm, but if found guilty and hounded to death” (pg. 228) tom should have never been killed he never did anything wrong like a mockingbird yet he got killed.
Scout Finch
S: “Hidy do, Mr. Author i would say, as if i had said it every afternoon of my life.” this shows that there is a little playfulness in scouts