In To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee tells the life of people in the 1930’s. Harper Lee uses mockingbirds to symbolize virtue. Mockingbirds do not cause destruction on people, instead they sing beautifully. Unlike several other birds, mockingbirds are innocent and should not be killed.Atticus once said Shoot all the bluejays you want,but remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird bird. (Chapter 10)#90 Maycombs folks first impressions on Arthur (Boo) Radley are lasting impressions, especially in
big-boned Irish hunter” (Dickens 64). While injustice is not a clear-cut villain in most novels, the idea surfaces across multiple storylines to enrich characters and plots to assist stories in reaching enlightening closure. Injustice certainly plays a major role in the messages of development and fulfillment of identities present within the quoted Great
personalities and have them relate to other characters living with them.’ (Mel Brooks) How have Harper Lee and John Steinbeck created believable characters in the novels you have studied? Who made their novel more believable than other? Is it Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ or is it Steinbeck’s ‘Animal Farm’? To compare and contrast the two similar but very different novels in the introduction, firstly both novels share the same country background and similar time period. However, Steinbeck uses more symbolisms
As an example, To Kill a Mockingbird makes the reader route for the protagonist Atticus and route against the antagonist Bob Ewell, because of their vastly different personalities. Readers connect with Atticus’ ideas of equality and justice, and hate Bob Ewell’s disregard for human