Courage shown in To Kill a Mockingbird
Courage is a core principle that is shown throughout American history and in the novel To Kill A Mockingbird. Courage was the essence of Atticus’s personality, he never questioned his morals and continued to believe in his truth. He continued to show respect to everyone no matter the situation and makes the teachable moments for his kids. This is shown throughout many issues including; accepting Tom’s trial, defending Tom, and supporting him in the trial.
Judge Taylor approached Atticus one night and asked him if he would like a case about a negro man. Atticus acting on his gut, accepts the case despite knowing the consequences. Following the acceptance was stories about him being called horrid names such
Courage is a core principle that is shown throughout American history and in the novel To Kill A Mockingbird. Courage was the essence of Atticus’s personality, he never questioned his morals and continued to believe in his truth. He continued to show respect to everyone no matter the situation and makes the teachable moments for his kids. This is shown throughout many issues including; accepting Tom’s trial, defending Tom, and supporting him in the trial.
Judge Taylor approached Atticus one night and asked him if he would like a case about a negro man. Atticus acting on his gut, accepts the case despite knowing the consequences. Following the acceptance was stories about him being called horrid names such