Examples Of Empathy In To Kill A Mockingbird '

Empathy is the ability to connect one’s feelings, emotions, and pain with another. To view the world in someone else’s perspective, and not judge them for how they view it, but instead crawl inside the person’s heart and soul. “If you can learn a simple trick, Scout, you’ll get along a lot better with all kinds of folks.” To scout, is to explore and discover. If we all observe people’s perspectives and emotions, we’ll be able to intertwine our life with everyone else’s. Empathy is being one with someone else’s experience. Every book has a story, and every story has chapters. If we can share our stories, and chapters to those who comprehend, we’ll become authors of a novel that continues to grow...that novel is life. “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view, until you climb inside of his skin and …show more content…
Feeling lonely, being insecure about the existence, and purpose of being alive. While on the other hand, harming the physical attribute due to emotional confusion. And ultimately, planning, or trying to end one’s life. Everything becomes clear when people acknowledge, what you, or anyone may suffer. They start to unveil their problem, to conquer/soothe one’s loneliness. Being stuck in a psychiatric center for a week, everything was sad. Because there were people that faced higher level of emotional, physical conflicts, as well as traumatizing events. While in the psychiatric center, there were few people that faced much hardship. A boy named Steven was molested by his parents. Another boy, by the name of Josh, who supposedly sold his sold to the devil to achieve greatness in his education to make his mother proud of him, while facing depression and homicidal thoughts about killing someone in school. Certain situations like these are hard to show empathy to. There are certain situations of any individual that we just can’t fit