Within this journal, I will be evaluating the themes in To Kill A Mockingbird. To begin, one of the themes displayed in the novel is the coexistence of the innocent and evil. One way the book conveys this is when the evil jury kills an innocent black man, Tom. I say this figuratively because the prison camp actually killed him, but the jury got him there. The jury knew Tom was innocent but back then, blacks were always guilty no matter the situaton. The people that believe this theory are the evil ones. Tom, and many other blacks deserve to be heard because most of them are innocent. In a different way, people can see this in a positive sense as well. For example, all of the town dramas lead to the coming of age of Scout and Jem. They have
