To Kill A Mockingbird Atticus Finch Traits

In the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch is a lawyer defending a African American man who was falsely accused of rape. The story is set in the South during the Great Depression. Atticus Finch has been very well known for three main traits being bold, being fearful, being able to think outside the box. These traits caused others to be effected by him and his actions. Atticus is considered a good role model by the way he carries himself ,by the way he treats his kids and by the way he treats other people that he encounters.
Atticus is Bold
Atticus is the boldest in town. Atticus fulfilled the trait in many cases but two main cases that I know shows who is is best, both as a person and as a man with a good reputation. In the situations when Mr.Ewells spit on Atticus. His action instead of getting violent even though he obviously could have, was that he simply took his handkerchief and wiped the saliva of his face and through it into the trash.
Atticus is stating that the spit you have put upon my face means nothing, you mean nothing. Another cases where Atticus took on the case of Tom Robinson. Even though he knew the ruling was going to be overrated. Atticus is Fearful
In the book Atticus starts to become fearful even though he tried to hide it at times. He is basicly fearing on how everything in his life is going to change. The two main points on that is he worried that his kids would catch the disease of Maycomb. That disease being the racism and prejudice of the people of Maycomb. He also fears when he tells scout to stop