Examples Of Perspective In To Kill A Mockingbird

TKAM on Perspective “Perspective...What you see depends not only on what you look at, but also, where you look from.”-James Deacon. To Kill A Mockingbird is book by Harper Lee, this story’s perspective gives the reader a young girl, Scout, unable to cope with other perspectives than her own, because she is too young to do so. Through the use of Scout and Jim, Harper Lee tells how perspective can come into play by just being in same “window” of someone else's perspective. Scout discovered Arthur Radley’s perspective just by standing in the window he watched her through. Through this discovery Scout realizes what exactly Arthur was watching through that window all those years. On pg.237 it says “ Atticus was right. One time he said you never