To Kill A Mockingbird Setting

How to Kill a Mockingbird What i will be talking about in this essay is how scout will realize later on what her father atticus really meant by to not kill a mockingbird for it is a sin and how her long night's journey will change her perspective on the world and how her child innocence is gone and how she becomes more understanding of encounters problems and learns how to be more intelligent and assertive with her situations . And i will also be touching up on this essay is the tone,theme and setting

In chapter 28 the setting is very dark in a forest and as jem and scout walk home alone they hear something this puts their tone in curiosity and fear. Bob Ewell attack scout and jem to get back Atticus. Hate and Prejudice consumed him
Atticus is sure jem killed Bob Ewells and doesn't want to cover it up. But Tate says that jem didn't kill Ewell. Boo Radley did as sheriff, Tate decides that Boo Radley was saving other people's lives and doesn't need more attention. Atticus asks Scout if she understands, Scout says she does: bringing attention to Boo Radley would be like shootin a mockingbird. Scout Realizes that Boo stays in his house because he's an innocent, unable to deal with the messiness and sadness of the outside world. Like the mockingbird, he left this house only to help others, and therefore deserves no pain or torment. The themes played in this chapter is Good,Evil and Human dignity the tone of atticus is curious and confused and Sheriff tate's tone is understanding and forgiving and for scout her tone is understanding and
After Boo has gone inside, she looks out at the street from his porch, and sees the street as Boo must have been watching it for so manys years. For an instant, Scout literally stands in Boo’s skin and feels his dignity she has learned Atticus lesson. When she gets back, Atticus is reading in jem's room. Scout asks Atticus if reading in Jem's room Scout asks Atticus to read to her and rests her head against his knee. He picks up at a random one of jem's comic books the Gray Ghost the book Diil gave jem years earlier. Atticus reads until she falls asleep knowing full well that Atticus will sit there until Jem wakes up the next morning The novel ends as it began, in innocence, But this innocence is earned. Scout and Jem now understand the world's good and evil, and so far for a moment, they can retreat into the love of their family before facing the world again tomorrow. The theme played into this chapter is Good, Evil and human Dignity and Growing up the tone of atticus was satisfactory and understanding and the tone fro scout was understanding and