To Kill a Mockingbird-Book Report

1. I focused on Atticus because I felt like he had the biggest personality of all of them. My personal connection was that the morals he lives by are a lot like my family’s morals.

 

2. Some character traits of Atticus are protective, trustworthy, good-hearted, and believes in justice. The trait “trustworthy” changed because Atticus was no longer trusting of Tom Robinsons story. Page 261- “He would not have dared strike a white woman under any circumstances and except to live long, so he took the first opportunity to run- a sure sign of guilt.

 

2. The following themes were important to my character: Justice, Selflessness, and Courage.

 

3. The understanding of my character grew, because I learned that Atticus is loving and fatherly. Yet, at the same time he can be fair and just. He is also very courageous. Considering how much he had to deal with. Going against his whole family and the whole town’s will.

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