In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird there is a complex character named Charles Baker “Dill” Harris. Changes throughout the book make Dill a complex character. Charles changes emotionally, imaginatively, and he grows aware throughout the book.
Crying in front of Dolphus Raymond, Dill shows his emotions. The lawyer was profoundly rudimentary in the was he was interviewing Tom Robinson, making Dill cry. Scout thought that he was actually sick; In reply Dill stated, “It was the way he said it make me sick, plain sick.”(Lee 266) Scout, a girl, was understanding of the lawyer and she did not feel bad at all, while Dill, a boy, was crying about it. The way he reacted shows that he is emotional.
Although Dill is extremely emotional, imagination still
Crying in front of Dolphus Raymond, Dill shows his emotions. The lawyer was profoundly rudimentary in the was he was interviewing Tom Robinson, making Dill cry. Scout thought that he was actually sick; In reply Dill stated, “It was the way he said it make me sick, plain sick.”(Lee 266) Scout, a girl, was understanding of the lawyer and she did not feel bad at all, while Dill, a boy, was crying about it. The way he reacted shows that he is emotional.
Although Dill is extremely emotional, imagination still