In the book there are many examples of the theme coming of age. In the book Scout does a lot of growing up from the beginning to the end. In the beginning she was immature and mischievious. She was always playing around with Jem and Dill trying to sneek a look at Boo Radley. She doesn't take the time or effort to find out who the real Boo is she just goes along with the myth that he is crazy. After Boo saves Scout and Jem's lives from Bob Ewell Scout then realizes that the myths

The themes coming of age, racism and feminism were shown in the book by the characters of To Kill a Mockingbird. Each of the themes were shown in a number of different ways. These are just a few I listed to make the meanings of them more clear.

I think that the most dominant theme in the story was racism. In the trial of Tom Robinson there were many times where racism was an issue. Since Tom is black he doesn't get as fair of a trial as he should. People thought right away that he was guilty just by the color of his skin. People in that time had no respect for blacks in that time. People ordered them around like when Mayella said to Tom,"I said come here niger, and bust up this chiffarobe for me."(pg.180).

Another theme in the book was fe

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