The novel is narrated from the perspective of Scout , a little girl who narrates with a warm tone , and sometimes humorous, childhood was marked by two problems.The first problem is , the mysterious neighbor who never comes out of the house . Although they are scared to death , Scout , her brother Jem and their friend Dill , always trying to entice him out of the house.The second part talks about the process that has outraged an entire city where Scout 's father , Atticus , defends a black man who is accused of a white women.
Atticus is the character that embodies the supreme good and full justice . Atticus , a lawyer who has raised his children in a very liberal spirit and taught to think for themselves . When Atticus agrees to defend a black man accused of raping a white girl, children are in a position to ask for clarification of what their little community turned upside down and why Atticus is considered a bad man ,when you just want to learn the truth . From this point we can say that Atticus …show more content…
To be brave is to know that you lost before undertaking anything , however entrepreneur anyway, and go to the end, whatever it is . Rarely win, however it happens sometimes. This is the 3rd lesson that Atticus gived to his childrens .This kind of courage is what animates on Atticus and Jem is inspiring from him , and he wants to be gentleman like his father . The children discover their father , with the discovery of the world.But most of it is quiet courage that Atticu stands before the gang of people come to lynch Tom Robinson , even before the trial. About courage , novel and Atticus Finch critic wrote that :
“In the twentieth century , To Kill a Mockingbird is probably the most widely read book about race in America , and its protagonist , Atticus Finch , the most persistent image of racial heroism
Atticus is the character that embodies the supreme good and full justice . Atticus , a lawyer who has raised his children in a very liberal spirit and taught to think for themselves . When Atticus agrees to defend a black man accused of raping a white girl, children are in a position to ask for clarification of what their little community turned upside down and why Atticus is considered a bad man ,when you just want to learn the truth . From this point we can say that Atticus …show more content…
To be brave is to know that you lost before undertaking anything , however entrepreneur anyway, and go to the end, whatever it is . Rarely win, however it happens sometimes. This is the 3rd lesson that Atticus gived to his childrens .This kind of courage is what animates on Atticus and Jem is inspiring from him , and he wants to be gentleman like his father . The children discover their father , with the discovery of the world.But most of it is quiet courage that Atticu stands before the gang of people come to lynch Tom Robinson , even before the trial. About courage , novel and Atticus Finch critic wrote that :
“In the twentieth century , To Kill a Mockingbird is probably the most widely read book about race in America , and its protagonist , Atticus Finch , the most persistent image of racial heroism