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    An All-around Good Guy Atticus Finch‚ the father of Scout in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird‚ would easily be considered a hero. He was a white lawyer for a black man in Alabama during a time of great racial tension. Unlike several of the townspeople in Maycomb County‚ Atticus did not care what race Tom Robinson was. He only cared that he was an innocent man. Alas‚ no matter how much incriminating evidence he had to show Robinson’s innocence‚ the racial prejudice of the jurymen sent a black

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    Alaina McDonald In “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee‚ Atticus Finch is a man who fights for what he believes in. He is very strong willed and always the one who will stand up for what is right‚ not what the most popular thing is to do. He also is often reffered to as the wisest man in his town. Atticus believes in equality among people. In his mind all people are equal and deserve equal treatment no matter what race they are. Atticus tells Jem and Scout‚ his two children‚ not to judge people

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    The importance of moral education and social inequality are the most significant themes in the novel: “To Kill a Mockingbird”. The ideal behavior‚ in reference to these concepts‚ is shown by Atticus Finch‚ who as the father of Scout Finch (the narrator) and her brother Jem‚ represents the responsibility‚ justice‚ wisdom and the voice of conscience in the book. Through the outlook‚ behavior and comments of Atticus‚ the author introduces

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    almost never the right justice but wrong justice. In many cases it can be concluded that the verdict was never about justice‚ but it was injustice. In Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird‚ Atticus Finch‚ a lawyer and father of two‚ is approached with many situations and problems. Atticus Finch a fairly needed character who withholds equity‚ judiciousness‚ and genuineness. It takes a very careful and wise man to be considered judicious. Atticus Finch is a judicious and genuine character‚ who also displays

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    Father of Jem and Scout‚ Atticus Finch acts as Maycomb Alabama’s leading attorney . The essence of moral character‚ Atticus teaches his children and his community how to stand up for one’s beliefs in the face of prejudice and ignorance by defending a black man‚ Tom Robinson‚ who was wrongfully accused of raping a white woman. Atticus is the voice of reason in Maycomb. He is a man that goes beyond the word tolerance. Atticus looks at everyone and tries to see himself in his or her shoes. Quietly but

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    positive relationship with Louis-Napoleon‚ who can be considered a bourgeois rather than a revolutionary leader. (Crapo: 242) The leader gave Courbet the second prize for a work called After dinner at Ornans(figure2)which was painted the same year as The Stone Breakers. This was a great stroke of luck for a painter just newly arrived in Paris‚ to get an award from the nation’s President. As Crapo writes‚ this relationship would continue but be problematic in nature. The President turned to young painters

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    Harper Lee’s statement in relation to the character of Atticus Finch. INTRO Within this essay I will be discussing Atticus Finch and his relationship‚ with not only his children but towards Maycomb County. Atticus Finch is a complex character‚ often portrayed as a figure of isolation‚ wifeless and alone in his conquest to fight against prejudice within Maycomb‚ within this essay I will take a closer look at the character of Atticus Finch‚ and whether he truly is the hero that Scout and Jem want him

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    them and not to get into fights with anyone. In this book‚ the Ewells kid does not go to school more than one day and Atticus tries to overcome one of the nation wide codes. The judge decides to go with the code and not the law of Mr. Tom Robinsons case. Burris Ewell‚ a poor boy in the Ewell family‚ has his own code. He only has to go to school for only the first day of the year. The law says every kid has to go to school. Since Burris is an Ewell‚ no one turns him into the authority. “They come

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    Atticus Finch Atticus Finch is one of the most respected and well known men in Maycomb‚ Alabama. In Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” the character Atticus Finch is criticized openly throughout the story‚ but still well respected. He was courageous‚ kind‚ and generous. Many of his actions throughout the novel show him to be brave and courageous‚ since courage is the main theme. He demonstrates this by the way he treats characters throughout the book. He shows true courage by defending Tom

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    Is Atticus Finch static or dynamic? When reading To kill a mockingbird I realized that Atticus is a static character because he already knows what to do or what is going to happen next during difficult situations. In addition to that‚ he acts the same even when it is in different kinds of situations. Miss Maudie clarifies by saying‚ “ Atticus Finch is the same in his house as he is on the public streets. “ chapter 5 p. 52 This quote is explaining how Atticus does not change through his perspectives

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