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Thursday, May 30, 2019

The Role of Consciousness in To Kill a Mockingbird :: Literary Analysis, Critical Analysis

When an old tired town does not withdraw any good economic sources you might think that a parent wont care about his or her children. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird Atticus is the father of Jem and Scout. Atticus is uniform middle class in his society and is as one parent he is a good father unlike the Ewells father. The Finches are a loving family and sharing because the father teaches them contrastive things about life he tells them how a gentleman and a lady would act and should say. Also theirs other people in the novel that also help oneself Jem and Scout understand about life and what it leads to. One thing about learning conscience is that everything in life is not a joke. Atticus has judgment Jem and Scout a lot of things in life. Atticus hasnt been a bad father he is like a mom and dad in one. He also tries not to be so hard on his kids because their children and sometimes dont know what theyre doing. Jem and Scout also have Calpurnia to take care of them and teach them somethings. But the Ewells are assorted from the Finches family. The Ewells are a poor and lonely family that nobody really is friendly with. Bob Ewells was a father of 8 kids and he was not that nice he dranked a lot and didnt have respect for no one. Calpurnia had thought Scout some lessons in life to, Scout once had invited one of her classmate she got in a fight with to eat at her house. Scout had insult the boy because of the port he ate and Calpurnia told her Theres some folks who dont eat like us, but you aint called to contradiet em at the table when they dont. That boys yo compny and if he wants to eat up the table cloth you let him, you hear (24). Calpurnia was trying to tell Scout not to judge the boy because they all had different lives. Scout also had Aunt Alexandra to teach her about life because she was also like a mother to Scout. Aunt Alexandra acts a little more like a high rich standard she talks about how to act and pick h er friends.

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