topic sentences -to kill a mockingbird

Title True Courage Thesis In To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, the author shows the meaning of real courage, both physical and emotional, through various situations and characters in the story. TS 1 Both mental and physical courage is sometimes shown by even the smallest of the children. TS 2 One of the more simple forms of courage is shown physically. TS 3 Although having great physical courage and showing courage as a child are commendable, true courage is shown mentally. Title Divided We Fall Thesis In Harper Lees To Kill a Mockingbird, the residents Of Maycomb County demonstrate many forms of this sort of prejudice that is constantly forcing everyone into categories. TS 1 The first form of prejudice, racism, is probably the most common one both in real life and in this book. TS 2 Racism is the form of prejudice that is most apparent in the book, but judging people by their social status is present here as well. TS 3 Sexism is quite possibly the type of characterization that has been around the longest. Title Walking in a Strangers Shoes Thesis In To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Atticus expresses the importance of point of view in raising broad-minded children during an era of prejudice. TS 1 Throughout the whole story, the idea of point of view is pressed upon Scout. TS 2 Jem also learns to consider the point of view of others. TS 3 Not seeing things from the others point of view can lead to racism, sexism, hypocrisy, and other horrible behaviors. Y, i-qN3 (f4Av2l_j-OQ ev)Ur-@V4EjzNp
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