To Kill A Mockingbird Reflective Essay

To me To Kill A MockingBird is about becoming understanding . The main character is a girl named Scout Finch and the book tell's it from her POV on how she see's her life and the people in it.This is a speical book I would recommend because I feel as though you can learn important values from it like I did.I learned 2 major lessons that stuck out to me.The first lesson that I learned was to never judge people by how they could act or their history.To me this was important because of the way they dared to go by Boo Radley's house and defy gravity. They went even though they knew he was considerd the scary monster of a person on a block. It stuck out so much because I thought "how could someone say that about another human being they bearly knew about.This simple fact had me on a hook because of how easily they accepted him. Knowing the society we live in today sterio-typing everything that comes into site. It gave me an inspiration just like they gave Boo Radely at life. What I mean mean is …show more content…
The thing that got me started on this was when scout says that she understands to her farther by saying "that would be like killing a MockingBird." This meteophorical statement just hit me like the wind because it was so clear what she was trying to say when she said that.I felt like she was trying to say how can do damage to something that dosent have a damage defense. Like she said it at the right time . THE way the book turned out when the detective came to the Finches' house and insisted that they blame bob's death on an accidental trip over a tree root. this amazes me because he knew that Boo did not like attention and giving him that unwanted attention was like setting him up to die. Or the other time when they show how the justice system in Alabama was not exactly fair to the colored man.It just showes how unfair life is and that "if you can't beat'em join'em" type of