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To Kill a Mockingbird Essay
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Please copy and paste your edited, final draft of the To Kill a Mockingbird Essay into this doc by 10 PM Monday, 9/14/20. Introduction + Thesis In To Kill A Mockingbird, Harper Lee tackles the troubles of racism. Lee reveals this through Atticus and his behavior along with the other characters. Atticus has been questioned to be a hero through the book. From reasonable evidence, it is proven that Atticus is considered a hero. Body Paragraph 1 Atticus shows determination to help others through rough times even when the odds are against them. In Chapter 3, Atticus argues that, "... review without passion the evidence you have heard, come to a decision, and restore this defendant to his family. In the name of God do your duty... In the name of God, believe him" (Chapter 20, pages 205-206). Atticus is advocating for Tom Robinson's release from any jail time convicted. Atticus decides to try and put faith in a Black male against an all-white jury. So, Atticus is considered a hero in this part of the story. Body Paragraph 2 Atticus is shown to be a hero in his urge to help others no matter what. At no time in the novel is determination more strongly displayed than during Atticus' final summation to the all-white...
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jury when he pleads that they disregard Tom Robinson's race and, "... If you'll concede the necessity of going to school, we'll go on reading every night just as we have. Is it a bargain? (Chapter 3, page 31)". Atticus want to help everyone regardless of race. Atticus shows basic heroin traits. So Atticus can be perceived as a hero through his urge to help others. Body Paragraph 3 Atticus doesn't fully believe in Robbinson getting his freedom. Atticus tells his brother that, "the jury couldn't possibly be expected to take Tom Robinson's word" (Chapter 9, page 116). Atticus doesn't believe in Robbinson. He believes that the will no doubt lose this Trail. So Atticus is not a true hero he was a racist. Conclusion Although Atticus had no hope, he still pushed through and found the light in the dark and regained hope to at least Advocate for Robbinson.