What Is The Role Of Atticus Finch In To Kill A Mockingbird

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Jean Louis Finch (Scout) is introduced and she explains her whole family and the roles they each play. Atticus is a lawyer, his brother goes to medical school, and his sister Aunt Alexandra stayed back to help run the landing. Atticus is making a successful living in Macomb by being a very accomplished lawyer. The entire family; Jem, Scout, Atticus, and their maid, Calpurnia, all live in a small house. Down the street lives a scary man who the children call Boo, he lives in a old run-down house. No one ever sees him and the whole town fears him. A friend named Dill visits the family over the summer and soon grows fascinated by Boo and convinces Scout and Jem to spy on Boo. One day they even get Jem to touch Boo’s house. The summer ends and Dill returns …show more content…

Scout starts school and the teacher seems upset that she already knows how to read. A boy named Walter gets Scout in trouble and in return she bullies him and smashes his face into the mud. Scout and Walter’s family have a talk over dinner about what happened. Scout is disgusted by the the way Walter eats! After school one day, Scout sees some tinfoil in a knothole by Boo’s house. She reaches into the knothole and finds two pieces of gum, nervous she runs home to tell Jem. On the last day of school the two check the hole and find an Indian-head. School ends and summer break is back. Dill arrives over the break as he did the previous summer, he and Jem grow fairly close, leaving Scout feeling left out. Jem and Dill decide to give Boo a note inviting him to hangout but Atticus catches them! They don’t follow through with that plan but instead decide on the last day of summer, to sneak out and look into

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