Compare And Contrast To Kill A Mockingbird And The Visit To Grandmother's '

Society can play a big role in making a person who they are and affect their traits. It can change a mood of someone in an instant and control their feelings and actions. But when contrasting different stories with different characters and distinct personalities how can they all relate with the theory “our relationships with others can define who we are”. The book “How to Kill a Mockingbird” portrays this little girl's characteristics and traits. She has big feelings towards her arguments with her mother figure and how she shows more affection towards this little girl's brother. This is something that the girl thinks. She accumulates these thoughts and let them flutter in her mind. She tries to dispute with her to get her last words so that she can prove she is right. This shows that she is aggressive yet wise and independent. In “The Visit to Grandmother's” the point is very similar to the …show more content…
Her character is portrayed as aggressive, wise and independent, on the other hand her brother Jem is sophisticated, self minded and is the star child. The two are both distinctively different set of traits yet they come from the same exact environment growing up. The relationship between both of these individuals are siblings. They come from the same environment and should both be the same. Every individual can change who they are with the way they present themselves to others and how they are treated from others. The way they act can also be categorized into some descriptive words. This is how we define one another. comparing this whole concept to the story “how to kill a mockingbird” to the other story “A Visit to Grandmother's” the characters aren't the same, so how can i match them both with the original theory? Some evidence that I can use to support my theory is the way the people around these characters influenced the behavior and how It revealed by the way the main characters