Sometimes in life, to understand things better, all one needs is to gain a little perspective. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, one can learn from Jeremy Atticus Finch that as one grows, the overall outlook on the world around is going to change. Jem Finch is needed in the story because he matures as the years pass, his younger sister-Scout- really looks up to him, and he is starting to understand the people and the world of 1930’s Maycomb County, Alabama.
Jem Finch changes throughout the story by maturing and gaining a lot of perspective especially during the Tom Robinson trial. In the beginning, Jem was described as caring, and very brave. One particular scene where he is brave is when he goes up and touches the Radley house,
Jem Finch changes throughout the story by maturing and gaining a lot of perspective especially during the Tom Robinson trial. In the beginning, Jem was described as caring, and very brave. One particular scene where he is brave is when he goes up and touches the Radley house,