Throughout To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus displays boldness. This characteristic is evident when he questions Mr.link Deas’ reasoning in chapter 10. He comes to state , ¨ Link, that boy might go to the chair , but he's not going until the truth is told. And you know what the truth is. (195) By saying this Atticus displays boldness; he understands Mr.Links reasoning for acting this way towards the victim, but he wants him to see it through another perspective. others wouldn't stand up and take the right side but atticus feels the need to. he knows the other know what is right but he's the only one willing to make a stand. Atticus reveals boldness because he questions those who know what's right but don't do anything to make a difference.
