Stereotypes Of Women In To Kill A Mockingbird

In the novel To Kill A Mockingbird, people have conflicts about how they should behave due to the stereotypes of women and pressure from the role of women. Scout is a Tom-boy; however, she also experiences heavy pressure from the role of women. She starts to consider about the things she needs to do. She starts questioning herself whether she should act as her true self, or act as a traditional “ good girl ”. After the judge of Tom Robinson’s case, Atticus ginned, “ I doubt it we’d ever get a complete case tried-the ladies’d be interrupting to ask questions. “ This is really shocking, because Atticus is one of the most reasonable characters in this novel, but he still shows his stereotypes of women to her children. In fact, both Jem and Scout