As a person grows up, they must learn how to deal with stressful situations, to cooperate with others and take initiatives. Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is the story of two children that takes place over a handful of impactful years. Jem, the older brother of Scout, drastically changes and, as a result, becomes a more refined and respectable character. Throughout the novel, Jem's view of courage changes as he tries to follow his father's progressive and brazen footsteps.
Throughout the novel, Jem’s definition of courage changes. As a young boy, Jem only thought bravery went as far as brushing against the side of the Radley's place. However, a trial regarding a black man’s prosecution starts a chain of events that teaches Jem about
Throughout the novel, Jem’s definition of courage changes. As a young boy, Jem only thought bravery went as far as brushing against the side of the Radley's place. However, a trial regarding a black man’s prosecution starts a chain of events that teaches Jem about