To Kill A Mockingbird Good Vs Evil Analysis

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In Harper Lee’s To KIll A Mockingbird conflict between the good and evil is depicted through the characters; particularly in the court case. Atticus demonstrated the good in the novel by helping others and being a kindhearted man which teaches others learn to change for the better. In James Kinney The Cold Within the six men obtain the power to live while representing the evil through their sinful actions. Atticus Finch instructs his kids to learn new lessons by encourages them to become stronger against evil in honorable ways.Atticus teaches with the community with his actions that good overpowers evil in many ways. He explains to his kids to try and think before you act impulsively and to “keep those fits down” and “try fighting with your
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