Halfway into the novel, Atticus and other miscellaneous characters are beginning to reveal the serious changes of Maycomb County. The main character herself is finally seeing the differences and indifferences too, constantly comparing the “South” (what she refers Maycomb County as) to her life in the “North”, and their respect towards the Blacks. Jean Louise is disgusted when she witnesses the extreme perseverance of segregation in a council meeting that unravels before her. She is hit with the cruel reality of Maycomb that she once forgot. Worst of all, Atticus, her father figure, the most important person in her life, and the symbol of morality and “equal rights for all”, took part in it with no objections. At this point in the story, I’m
