In the book To Kill a Mockingbird many of the characters exhibit their own form of characteristics. Atticus, Scout, and Boo Radley are some of the many characters that show courage throughout the story.
Scout starts out as a little girl at the age of five or 6. As she sees things that most girls her age don’t see she develops and matures. By the end of the book she has learned that life isn’t fair and just because you have an opinion, doesn’t mean that everyone agrees with you, but after all she go through and how much she stands up for herself she is definitely courageous.
Atticus, another big main character in the book, also shows courage. When Thomas is accused of raping a white women, him being black, he’s at a disadvantage in court,
Scout starts out as a little girl at the age of five or 6. As she sees things that most girls her age don’t see she develops and matures. By the end of the book she has learned that life isn’t fair and just because you have an opinion, doesn’t mean that everyone agrees with you, but after all she go through and how much she stands up for herself she is definitely courageous.
Atticus, another big main character in the book, also shows courage. When Thomas is accused of raping a white women, him being black, he’s at a disadvantage in court,