The Importance Of Moral Education In To Kill A Mockingbird

Did you ever wonder if Scout or even Jem ever became a lawyer or not? I’m pretty sure no one ever found out but with the facts of how, Scout was always a questioner of everything, and that impacted how much she learned of equality, reality and fairness because of what Atticus answered to her and; How Ms.Lee put the point of view through a young girls eyes who is still trying to learn all the simple things in life, these showed the main theme in the novel. Tom Robinson’s case helped the racism in the novel to develop the biggest main life lesson and also the prejudice against Boo Radley. In the novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee; Ms.Lee shows the theme: The Importance of Moral Education, by how she develops the story of Jem and Scout learning the most important life lessons from Atticus because of the setting of racism and prejudice. …show more content…
Her cleverness and her belief in fairness for all human beings, but also another thing she has which seems to be the most important, is she 's a very curious young girl. And with that curiosity, Scout shows the theme of “The Importance of Moral Education” because of the education she learns from all her questioning. In chapter 15 of “To Kill A Mockingbird”, Ms.Lee says, “Jem shrieked and tried to catch me, but I had a lead on him and Dill. I pushed my way through dark smelly bodies and burst into the circle of light.” In this scene Scout breaks into the mob of grown men at the prison; Having Ms.Lee show Scout’s devotion and careness for her father but also her curiosity. Scout learns what’s going on and this main scene in the novel shows how Scout can react to big confrontations in life also teaching her how to deal with them showing “The Importance of Moral