Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, contains multiple examples of symbolism. While some of the symbols are more to the point, others carry numerous meanings that all depend on the reader’s perspective. One of the most meaningful symbols in the novel is the mockingbird. According to Atticus, “it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird” (Lee 90) because mockingbirds don't do anything wrong, instead they sing music and fly around peacefully. Now’s the time that Thomas C. Foster would ask what it means to me. To most the answer would most likely relate to Boo Radley, but I can also see the symbol in Tom Robinson’s case.
Boo Radley is the most obvious comparison of the mockingbird. The night of the Halloween celebration was quickly transformed into
Boo Radley is the most obvious comparison of the mockingbird. The night of the Halloween celebration was quickly transformed into