The Role Of Atticus In To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee
Atticus is the father of Scout and Jem, he teaches them a lot of important life lessons that they will be carrying on in the future.
Atticus is one of the most influential characters in the novel. He influences his children through his statements, his actions and the good examples he set for them. Throughout the novel Atticus was always correcting Scout and Jem's behavior, whenever he notices his children doing something that isn’t right, he always encourages them to do the right things and tells them the right way to go.
Atticus always teaches his kids to not judge people and “to climb into his skin and walk around in it” (pg.39) before determining what kind of person someone is. He is always telling Scout and Jem the wrongs of racism and
Atticus is one of the most influential characters in the novel. He influences his children through his statements, his actions and the good examples he set for them. Throughout the novel Atticus was always correcting Scout and Jem's behavior, whenever he notices his children doing something that isn’t right, he always encourages them to do the right things and tells them the right way to go.
Atticus always teaches his kids to not judge people and “to climb into his skin and walk around in it” (pg.39) before determining what kind of person someone is. He is always telling Scout and Jem the wrongs of racism and