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To Kill A Mockingbird

“To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee is a novel, which I have studied and admired recently. My admiration for the novel comes through the way Harper Lee highlights an important theme in the development of the novel through two separate incidents. These incidents helped my understanding and enjoyment of the novel as a whole.

The novel itself takes place in a small county called Maycomb during the 1930’s. The main characters include the narrator of the novel Jean-Louise Finch or as she is known throughout the novel Scout Finch. The Finch’s play a big part in the novel with the family of three made up of Atticus, who is the father and Scout’s brother Jem. The plot is mainly took up by a court case involving a black man called Tom Robinson who is accused of raping a young white girl called Mayella Ewell. Atticus is the brave man who protests Tom’s innocence and defends him throughout the trial. Atticus seems a very private man and mainly keeps himself to himself so the reader is quite unaware of what he is actually like. This is when Harper Lee uses two separate incidents to show the reader Atticus’ true character.

The first memorable incident in the novel concerns the shooting of a mad dog. Thi

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