To Kill A Mockingbird Characteristics

“To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee is a book set in the mid 1900’s about a small that has quite of few problems, mostly racism against black people. The book is a great book to demonstrate all the PEAC values because throughout the whole book you can clearly see ways that different people try to make the world a better place. The three most obvious character traits that “To Kill a Mockingbird” demonstrates are kindness, community, and courage.
The first character trait that “To Kill a Mockingbird” demonstrates is kindness. The book demonstrates kindness because of a few reasons. The first reason that the book demonstrates kindness is when Miss Maudie's house was burning down Boo gave Scout a blanket because she was cold. On the topic of …show more content…
The book demonstrates this traithem before him. It is also a community act because Boo is saving the people in his community. t in many different ways. The first way that the book demonstrates community is There are two different communities in this book, the white people and the black people and how both of them are separated. This doesn’t just include how people work together in a book it shows how people can work against each other, And “To Kill a Mockingbird” definitely shows the rivalry between these two communities. When the house was burning down everyone was all helping to keep it from spreading and that showed that everyone can work as a community. This event falls under a lot of PEAC value, but community is definitely where it belongs. An example of community that should change is when the Radley family was not accepted very well in the community and that is what not to do everyone should be included, even though this family was different from the rest that family should be given a chance and not just shut out by the community right away. All in all, the book is just one big community and everyone should be accepted, including the blacks and the Radley