‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ is a novel about youth seeing evil, hypocrisy, and injustice in an adult society. Jeremy and Jean Louise Finch saw evil through people's personalities, words, and actions. Moreover, hypocrisy was also evident in the citizens of Maycomb, which was obvious in their acts and voices. Lastly, injustice played a huge part in the book affecting the main characters of the story in a negative way. Harper Lee’s novel demonstrates the reader how the effects of the evil, hypocrisy, and injustice ways of Maycomb can lead to bad things. Through the pure and innocent minds of the two siblings, they saw the harshness and evil of Maycomb's people through their personalities, words, and actions. According to Scout he heard rude
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At school, Scout first witnessed hypocrisy through her teacher, Mrs. Gates. She taught the class about how evil Hitler was to the Jews, yet she was so happy when Tom Robinson was convicted and persecuted (328-329, 331). Another time Scout witnessed hypocrisy, was when she tried to join the conversations of the women in the missionary circle. There she heard them talk hypocritically to one another. The women talked about giving their utmost support to the poor black tribe in Africa but excluding their fellow black neighbors in Maycomb (308-310). Finally, Scout just witness hypocrisy through conversation and actions, as she also saw hypocrisy through some people. A hypocritical person that Scout has witnessed is, of course, the famous antagonist. Bob Ewell is a racist drunkard and uneducated individual who beat his kids but he says he was better than a hard working, family-oriented individual with morals (237). During these times, Scout may not have a verbal meaning of word hypocrisy, however, she knows what it means physically, when she sees …show more content…
Throughout Atticus, Jem, and Scout journey, they have experienced various kinds of harshness and evil, observed hypocrisy from voices and actions, and got affected by injustice at its finest. It shown how the youths of the story were forced to live and deal with all of them while they got older. It shown how unjust people unfairly treated each other and were blinded by prejudice because of color thus, serious consequences arise. Also, teaching that what one see upon a human being, is not what they all are about on the
At school, Scout first witnessed hypocrisy through her teacher, Mrs. Gates. She taught the class about how evil Hitler was to the Jews, yet she was so happy when Tom Robinson was convicted and persecuted (328-329, 331). Another time Scout witnessed hypocrisy, was when she tried to join the conversations of the women in the missionary circle. There she heard them talk hypocritically to one another. The women talked about giving their utmost support to the poor black tribe in Africa but excluding their fellow black neighbors in Maycomb (308-310). Finally, Scout just witness hypocrisy through conversation and actions, as she also saw hypocrisy through some people. A hypocritical person that Scout has witnessed is, of course, the famous antagonist. Bob Ewell is a racist drunkard and uneducated individual who beat his kids but he says he was better than a hard working, family-oriented individual with morals (237). During these times, Scout may not have a verbal meaning of word hypocrisy, however, she knows what it means physically, when she sees …show more content…
Throughout Atticus, Jem, and Scout journey, they have experienced various kinds of harshness and evil, observed hypocrisy from voices and actions, and got affected by injustice at its finest. It shown how the youths of the story were forced to live and deal with all of them while they got older. It shown how unjust people unfairly treated each other and were blinded by prejudice because of color thus, serious consequences arise. Also, teaching that what one see upon a human being, is not what they all are about on the