“To kill a mockingbird” character analysis Atticus Finch – is a widower with two children and lawyer of a small town of Maycomb who results representing an African American man Tom Robinson accused of raping and killing a white girl. Atticus Finch Scout (Jean Louise Finch) – is Atticus’ daughter. The novel describes three years of life of the girl and the dramatic changed in her perception of life which occur due to the tragic events she observes. Scout is a rebel and a tomboy. As she tells the story she forms a picture of human nature and its evilness.

“To kill a mockingbird” character analysis The personal peculiarities of the characters of Harper Lee’s “To kill a mockingbird”.

“Atticus Finch – from a good father to a good lawyer” Presentation of Atticus Finch as a good father for Jem and Scot and a good honest lawyer.

“To kill a mockingbird” character analysis What is tragedy of the South of the described times? What are the moral values of the characters of “To kill a mockingbird”? How has racial injustice influenced the behavior and the lives of the characters?

“Atticus Finch – from a good father to a good lawyer” Why does Atticus Finch feel a deep responsibility for his children? How does the profession represent Atticus Finch as a personality? What traits of a father he uses being a lawyer and vice verse?

“To kill a mockingbird” character analysis Each of the characters of Harper Lee’s “To kill a mockingbird” is a part of the Southern racial stereotypes.

“Atticus Finch – from a good father to a good lawyer” Atticus Finch uses himself as an example for children teaching them that justice should be pursuit no matter what.