In To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee uses many different themes and ideas to construct a fluent and interesting story, and those themes are expressed through the many different characters and elements of the story. By using many diverse literary elements and character personalities she presents one story through multiple frames of reference and perspective. In addition, she uses the many unique characters to express the themes of the book. By presenting the themes through the characters it gives the reader a heightened sense of interest which makes them want to keep reading. She then goes a step further and uses basic elements of writing like conflict and plot to enhance the themes that were just presented in the book.
One of the ways she expresses
One of the ways she expresses