With all the prejudice, stereotypical and moral views of Maycomb, Atticus made his closing statement in the courtroom to try to persuade the towns' people to Tom's side, he was unsuccessful in doing so, but he did open a small window into the understanding of others. By doing this he gave an insight into what it was like for Tom Robinson "Simply because we were

In conclusion Harper Lee has demonstrated throughout the whole book that you should not pass judgement too quickly instead you should take the time too look beyond the persons past, looks and reputation and see the true person underneath. Atticus may have not won Tom's case and Jem did not keep Mrs. Dubose alive but Scout made a monster in her mind turn into a friend for life.

licked a hundred years ago before we started is no reason for us not to try to win" (p.84). Atticus knew that he couldn't win the case and Tom would spend his future in jail but he did try his best because that all that matters. One person in To Kill a Mocking Bird who did have a say in her own future was Mrs. Dubose.

Jem and Mrs. Dubose grew a close but uncomfortable relationship in the last few weeks o

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