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    To Kill a Mockingbird and Go Set a Watchman Harper Lee constantly reminds her readers that Atticus is a true racist through hints. In both books it shows the struggle of growing up in the Southern states of the U.S. and how difficult it was for the black community. To Begin with, Atticus only wants to defend Tom for selfish reasons. Although many people believe Atticus helped Tom because that is what Atticus wanted, that was not the case. While talking to his youngest child, Scout, he says,…

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    where blacks are discriminated. Their father, Atticus Finch, is judged by numerous people because he is a lawyer and he tries his best to defend a black man named Tom Robinson in court. Scout and Jem are living in a world of hate, prejudice, and discrimination, but Atticus continuously…

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    latest events. She was at the trial, knows about what Mr. Ewell did to Atticus. She can pursue any subject and talk forever. She can make new news trial very fast. Her information most of the time is correct. At any meeting discussing anything important or not important she will be there. If you ever need an opinion on something she will have one. Miss Stephanie Crawford is the best gossiper. The Best Shot award goes to Atticus Finch. Even with a bad left eye, he never misses. The most recent…

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    The role that Atticus has as a father makes him very determined to take good decisions, however accepting the Tom Robinson case is a very irresponsible action because it exposes his family to insecurity. In the time period that the novel is narrated the abuse and disdain towards black people is so powerful and dominant that it leads to many aspects that are shown in the book. An example from the book could be when Mrs Dubose insulted Jem and Scout when they were walking by one saturday, she said…

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    “There is just one kind of folks.Folks.” (Lee 231; ch.23). The historical fiction novel To Kill a Mockingbird, Written by Harper Lee illustrates what it was like to look different down south in the 1930’s.To kill a Mockingbird is based on the finch family who .live in maycomb, alabama during the great depression. Tom robinson, a black man, is falsely accused of raping a white woman and gets convicted due to the racial prejudice in the mid 1900s.In this novel, the author wants the reader to learn…

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    To Kill a Mockingbird: Jem Finch No matter if someone has a older brother or sister, they will always try to be a role model for them. Jem Finch is a young boy who lives in Maycomb in the book To Kill a Mockingbird, written by Harper Lee. He has a sister called Scout who is younger than him and he wants her to look up to him. Hem is influenced by his father, Atticus Finch because Jem’s mother died when he was younger. His father is one of the only people who is his role model and who takes part…

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    Jean-Louise Finch, more commonly known as Scout was the character that told To Kill A Mockingbird through her own eyes. Before the age of ten, she has done some pretty rambunctious things along with her wiser, older brother, Jem, and her best friend and future husband, Dill Harris. Living with her single father, Atticus, Scout discovers more about the people that live in Maycomb, Alabama. After a couple years Scout’s Aunt Alexandra moves in with the Finch’s to assist Atticus to turn…

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    bright”, and I will discuss that as well. So prepare, for we are about to discuss some of the symbolism of “To Kill a Mockingbird”. To begin, I will discuss the deeper meaning of the quote. Like I said, one quote stands out in the book, and that is Atticus Finch’s “it is a sin to kill a mockingbird” quote. He says that because mockingbirds are innocent, as previously…

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    Atticus Vs African

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    segregation going on around the 1930’s a lot of people in Maycomb are racially divided because some think they are better than African Americans, while some say they are equal. For example, Atticus is a good man because he took a case supporting an African American man named Tom Robinson. Even though people would dislike Atticus for supporting him, he is still there for Tom and willing to fight for him in court. Especially being a small town makes things worse because word gets around fast and…

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    Calpurnia A Good Mother

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    struggling to live a normal life when their father, Atticus decides to defend an African American in court. As all of this is going on Scout’s Aunt Alexandra begins to live with them and, teach Jem and Scout manners. In this journal I will be characterizing Atticus Finch, and Question whether Calpurnia is a better mother than Aunt Alexandra. First off, I will be characterizing Atticus Finch. To begin Atticus is pure. He does not play poker. Atticus does not play poker, which shows he refuses…

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