This trait ties back into Atticus leading by example. By not being harsh on others he is teaching his children to be kind and respectful. He often tells his children to imagine being in someone else’s shoes. One good quote that shows this is a conversation between Aunt Alexandra, Atticus and, Scout. Scout says to Aunt Alexandra, “I didn’t ask you!”(Lee 181) Atticus stood up and said, “Apologise to your aunt” (Lee 181). Atticus did not teach his children by giving them a time-out. He always had his children do something to make up for their mistakes. One example is when Atticus had Jem go and read to Miss Dubose after he destroyed her
This trait ties back into Atticus leading by example. By not being harsh on others he is teaching his children to be kind and respectful. He often tells his children to imagine being in someone else’s shoes. One good quote that shows this is a conversation between Aunt Alexandra, Atticus and, Scout. Scout says to Aunt Alexandra, “I didn’t ask you!”(Lee 181) Atticus stood up and said, “Apologise to your aunt” (Lee 181). Atticus did not teach his children by giving them a time-out. He always had his children do something to make up for their mistakes. One example is when Atticus had Jem go and read to Miss Dubose after he destroyed her