Character Analysis
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?
The importance of personality of Boo Radley How is Boo Radley perceived by the children in the beginning of the story? Why? Why is so hard for Jem and Scout to perceive Boo Radley as a real living man? How does the fact that Boo Radley saves Scout change attitude towards him?
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?
Literary Analysis
The motive of family relations in Harper Lees To kill a mockingbird What role does family play in Jems and Scouts life? What are other families in the story like? Are they similar to the Finch family? What is Scouts potential attitude to the notion of family?
Symbolism
Symbolism in To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee Why did Harper Lee choose the mockingbirds as the leading symbol of the novel? How is the motive of the destroy the innocence revealed throughout the plot? Do Jem and Scout keep the hope for a better future?
Critical
The innocence and the evil in Harper Lees To kill a mockingbird. What are the moral values of the characters of Harper Lees novel? How can the confrontation of the good and the evil be one of the major messages? How is the spiritual innocence lost by the characters of the novel?
Summary
To Kill a Mockingbird summary How is the injustice of the world depicted in the To Kill a Mockingbird? Why do the social and racial stereotypes play such an important role for the society of the To Kill a Mockingbird? What are the moral values of Scout and Jem?