To Kill A Mockingbird Society Essay

The novel , To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee is a story told through a little girl's point of view named Scout. She is narrating about what is going on in her life at the time in a town called Maycomb. A lot of the time is spent with her brother Jem, and Dill, who is only there during summers. What is also a big part to the story is a trial that is going on for a man named Tom Robinson, and Scouts dad, Atticus, is included and defending in the trial for Tom. This novel shows the theme levels of society when the people who are higher up on the scale of society look at people like the Ewell’s and think that they are the poor people in the town, and they they will never amount to anything in life. It also shows when they are talking at the trial, you can tell who has a good education and who doesn't and who is higher up in society because of the way that they talk. Sometimes during the trial he would say ma’am and would have good manners. While some people like the Ewell’s thought that it was rude and that he was mocking them when he just had good manners. And another time is when people see Mr. raymond they think that he’s a crazy drunk because in the society that they are in it is not right for him to
Because Mr. Robinson likes a black woman and acts drunk all the time. People think that it is wrong that he likes someone of the other race so they blame it on him being drunk all the time and they think that he is the crazy town drunk. In the text it says that ““Some folks don't like the way I live”” and ““it helps the folks if they can latch onto something”” (Lee 668) those quotes tell that even though he likes a black woman doesn't mean that he is low in society like people think he is. Because the label that he got of being the crazy town drunk person isn't even true because he drink coca