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black man who is accused for raping a white woman. young white girl in the south. Atticus Finch Atticus Finch is Scout’s father. He is a lawyer in the town they live in, and one who is certain of his morals fore he believes in racial equality, unlike many of the other townspeople. His wife is gone and dead so he is raising the children on his own. He has shaped Jem and Scout into moral, upstanding human being and he serves as the strong moral compass for the entire novel. He is the one who accepts Tom’s case and fights for him to be free of his charges, even though many of the townspeople think it bad that he is fighting for a black man’s rights. Wise Strongly opinionated Empathetic Caring of his children Jem Finch Jem is the brother, by four years, of Scout. He is also impacted by the moral dilemmas posed by the novel, and must himself realize what his morals will become as he ages. The was very impactful on his life and came at a crucial time during his transition during puberty. He has always been Scout’s close friend and protector, and this by and large does not change much throughout the novel. He, much like Scout, goes through a of sorts as he must face the idea that justice does not always win in the end. He ends up retaining his optimism of human goodness even if it is not always true, which is has come to learn in the case in life. Protective Imaginative adventurous Arthur “Boo” Radley Arthur “Boo” Radley is a character barely seen at all throughout the novel, yet holds great significance and weight in the Boo Radley is the prime example of a “mockingbird” in this story. A person who is innocent and represents goodness, and how they A mockingbird pale white Thin quiet
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