To Kill A Mockingbird Courage Research Paper

Courage, the topic of this essay is courage and how it plays a massive role in the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird”. The interest of this would be how courage relates to the topic in general and in hidden meanings. The order of the essay will be “How is courage defined in this novel”, “What character(s) best exemplify courage?”, and also “What point does Harper Lee want to make about courage through her use of these characters”. Each of them will go into a depths of some sort where each could and most likely be defined in different perspective. While reading “To Kill a Mocking Bird” it most of been noticed that as they got older and progressed their courage also became better. That provided the acknowledgement of this would indeed prove that courage can come from anyone and that with age …show more content…
Points that are made during the novel is found primarily on page 112 where it says in a sense that a man with a gun is not courage. This tells the reader that it doesn’t matter who or what the person is doing but if that person is doing something outside his or hers comfort zone without fear and anxiety it can be called courage’s. In another way of putting it, one could say that it also means to stand up for what the respective person believes in doing. Each of the characters show a different kind of courage in the book which help to resemble them to why they act the way they do. For an example Jean Finch is courage’s about meeting Boo Radley and talked with him while also proving that he is human with a heart unlike of what others had sad about him. Another example that could be used is of Jem Finch where he will risk his life to do the things he likes and the people he enjoys being around. That can show that each character does have a certain trait in which all of them follow one way or