Discuss at least three themes from To Kill a Mockingbird. What message is the author, Harper Lee, trying to send about each theme, and how has the authors context influenced the message she is trying to send?
To Kill a Mockingbird has many important themes that the author, Harper Lee expresses throughout the novel. A few of these themes are prejudice, justice and the cruel reality of the the legal system, gender roles and the perception of the way all female and males are supposed to act in society and, growing up and the the journey to becoming a young educated adult. Prejudice is shown in many events that occur throughout the novel, an event that occurs at the beginning of the novel showing a type of prejudice would be that of a conversation
To Kill a Mockingbird has many important themes that the author, Harper Lee expresses throughout the novel. A few of these themes are prejudice, justice and the cruel reality of the the legal system, gender roles and the perception of the way all female and males are supposed to act in society and, growing up and the the journey to becoming a young educated adult. Prejudice is shown in many events that occur throughout the novel, an event that occurs at the beginning of the novel showing a type of prejudice would be that of a conversation