How Is Atticus Finch Learned In To Kill A Mockingbird

Atticus Finch is a major character in the book To Kill a Mockingbird he spends most of his time as an attorney and is a single father of a girl named Jean Louise ,which likes to be called Scout, and boy named Jem. In the book Atticus teaches Scout and Jem many lessons the three most important lesson he teaches is "It's not okay to hate anybody." "Remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird." "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view- until you climb into his skin and walk around in it." I think these are really good lessons you can learn through out life and for Scout and Jem. "It's not okay to hate anybody." Atticus believes that every person deserves a fair chance. He wants to teach his kids that you should hate anybody even if they are different or because of their skin color. "Atticus is seen as somewhat of an outcast because he defends Tom, a black man" says Jessica Danielowicz. Atticus wants them to learn that you should respect Boo Radley rather than fear him and you shouldn't hate even the least deserving people like Bob Ewell the one accusing him of rape and threatening Atticus. Scout was very confused when her teacher was talking about she hated Hitlers that he is killing innocent Jews. She told her dad why …show more content…
Atticus says this to Scout after Uncle Jack gives them air rifles for Christmas the to never shoot a mockingbird because they harmless .How Atticus tried to protect Tom Robinson, and how Scout learned to protect Boo Radley.Tom would be a great example as a mockingbird they killed him and he has never hurt anybody and was killed and he did nothing to be killed. Boo Radley would also be an example of a mockingbird. He was never done anything to hurt