Perseverance In To Kill A Mockingbird

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One may ask, what is this concept and drive called perseverance? Perseverance is to continue steadfastly or determined. This concept encourages one to push through barriers, which could be physical or imaginary, push until you succeed. An individual’s form of success can differ depending on each circumstance, but the success can only be achieved if one is persistent. Perseverance is folded into many literature and experience to enable the concept to be received by the audience, for example in To Kill A Mockingbird. Perseverance is a critical drive to success. In the given text which is a poem, by Maya Angelou, depicts the circumstances of the two creatures, one in a significant state of “oppression” while the other clearly free as the eye can see. To fly free is is one option …show more content…

In the novel To Kill A Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, one character will emit a great mass of perseverance and continues to pass it on to other around him. This character is strong willed and believes that one must do nothing but what is right, also known as Atticus Finch. Throughout the plot of the novel, Atticus is seen as one to learn from, for even though he is a white man, he has faced injustice. To Kill Mockingbird takes place in the late 1900s when discrimination was at large, and whomever was to defend a man whom was distinct from the rest or identifies as the distinct man, that individual will have a tougher life than most. There are a few key events that take place in the storyline which displays the acts of perseverance by Atticus. Atticus Finch is a white lawyer with two young children, but never before has he been faced with such a case that could put the “reputation” of himself and his family in jeopardy. He was given the responsibility to defend a black man whom has been accused of raping a

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