Boo Radley was totally misunderstood, they made a lot of rumors about him, one rumor was that he stalked around only at night and peeked in there window, another rumor was that he stabbed his father in the leg and that’s why he never came out of his house in the daytime. They called him a creature other than a human being. “You never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them.” At the end of To Kill A Mockingbird, Jean Louise Finch finally understands Arthur Radley from his point of view.
Boo Radley, or real name Arthur Radley, was always in the wrong croud but didn’t cause many felonies but, enough to be talked about, one day they were in high spirits and decided to steal a car, then resist arrest. He was locked up in the court house outhouse for disorderly conduct disturbing the peace, assault, battery and being abusive and profane …show more content…
Scout learned that Arthur Radley did learn his lesson and ended up to be a caregiver and more of a father figure, he watched over all the kids. “Boo doesn’t mean any harm” Scout says (pg, 341.)During the burning of Mrs. Mudy’s house Arthur went out and put a blanket on scout without her knowing, he left gifts in the tree for the children when they walked home, they found gum, pennies, two soup dolls and a broken watch and chain, and at the end of the book when Bob Ewell tried to kill the kids Arthur Radley saved them. Page 2 Arthur Radley was a caregiver at the end of the novel and was the opposite of what everyone thought, he didn’t leave his house because he had to, he didn’t leave because he wanted to he could have left but didn’t on his own terms, because the people to him would judge him, much like the tom Robinson trial, the only reason why he didn’t win was because Tom was black even when all evidence supported he was
Boo Radley, or real name Arthur Radley, was always in the wrong croud but didn’t cause many felonies but, enough to be talked about, one day they were in high spirits and decided to steal a car, then resist arrest. He was locked up in the court house outhouse for disorderly conduct disturbing the peace, assault, battery and being abusive and profane …show more content…
Scout learned that Arthur Radley did learn his lesson and ended up to be a caregiver and more of a father figure, he watched over all the kids. “Boo doesn’t mean any harm” Scout says (pg, 341.)During the burning of Mrs. Mudy’s house Arthur went out and put a blanket on scout without her knowing, he left gifts in the tree for the children when they walked home, they found gum, pennies, two soup dolls and a broken watch and chain, and at the end of the book when Bob Ewell tried to kill the kids Arthur Radley saved them. Page 2 Arthur Radley was a caregiver at the end of the novel and was the opposite of what everyone thought, he didn’t leave his house because he had to, he didn’t leave because he wanted to he could have left but didn’t on his own terms, because the people to him would judge him, much like the tom Robinson trial, the only reason why he didn’t win was because Tom was black even when all evidence supported he was