The presence of Boo Radley within the novel is impactful to the plot, character development and/or actions, because of the creation of the prejudice beliefs associated with his character, the assistance to the moral of the story, and the generation of the characters heroic actions with the antagonists, Jem and Scout.
Boo radleys contribution to saving the antagonists, Jem and Scout, in the short, but extremely quick area of the novel, was extraordinarily impactful in creating a new image for the character. After saving the two characters and meeting scout for the first time, she finally realized Mr. Radley’s true identity, stating “when they finally saw him, why he hadn’t done any of those things...Atticus, he was real nice...”(Lee 376). This
Boo radleys contribution to saving the antagonists, Jem and Scout, in the short, but extremely quick area of the novel, was extraordinarily impactful in creating a new image for the character. After saving the two characters and meeting scout for the first time, she finally realized Mr. Radley’s true identity, stating “when they finally saw him, why he hadn’t done any of those things...Atticus, he was real nice...”(Lee 376). This