Atticus to kill a mockingbird
- Created by: Zoe Hopkins
- Created on: 02-01-13 17:27
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- Atticus
- Very fair - tries to hear both sides of an argument
- Doesn't stereotype people
- Doesn't take advantage of social standing
- Remains calm when provoked directly
- Understands importance of paying for his services
- Shows interest in Walter Cunningham's life
- Shows admiration for Mrs Dubose
- Understands Boo's shyness
- Doesn't want to see Bob as evil when he attacks Jem
- Always does what he sees as right
- Courage
- Shows physicall courage (shooting the dog) but doesn't rate it highly
- Shows courage by keeping guard of the jail
- Shows moral courage by accepting Tom's case
- 2 Errors
- Trusting the old Sarum Lynch Mob not to try to lynch Tom
- Trusting Bob Ewell not to carry out his threats of revenge
- Parenting
- Sees that the children need a mother figure
- Treats children as intelligent young adults
- Speaks clearly, matter of fact, answers all questions directly
- Doesn't beat children but is firm
- Doesn't spare family from the consequences of their actions
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