Exploring the World of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee
Scout Finch is a young girl who lives in
Alabama during the Great Depression.
Scout is a tomboy.
Scout lives with her father, Atticus, and
her brother Jem. Her good friend, Dill,
lives nearby.
Atticus
Jem
Dill
Scout, Jem, and Dill like to play outside
together. Sometimes they play by an
eerie house called Radley Place.
Boo Radley lives there. The three
children are afraid of him.
Even though they don’t like him, Boo
always leaves little gifts in a tree for
the children to find.
Atticus reminds the children to be nice to
Boo. He tells them that even though he is a
little frightening, he is still a good person.
Atticus is a lawyer.
Atticus agrees to defend a black
man named Tom Robinson.
Tom is accused of hurting a white
girl, named Mayella Ewell.
The white townspeople do not like
Tom because he is black. They are very
prejudiced.
However, Atticus wants to help Tom.
He believes Tom is a good person.
Before the trial, the children sneak
in the courtroom to watch.
Atticus provides evidence that
Mayella is lying.
Atticus believes Bob Ewell, Mayella’s father,
is the one who violated her. Atticus thinks
Bob is trying to make Tom look guilty.
Mayella and her father, Bob
However, the jury believes Tom is the
one who hurt Mayella, so they convict
him.
Atticus talking to the jury
Tom tries to escape from prison,
but he is shot and killed.
Bob is angry with Atticus for making
him look bad, so he starts to attack
Scout and Jem.
Thankfully, Boo saw what was
happening and protected the kids.
Scout realizes that people like Boo
can be very kind, even if they are a
little different.
Atticus was right. Scout learned that
she should be kind and sympathetic
toward everyone.
Scout Finch, a tomboy living in Alabama during the Great Depression with her father Atticus and brother Jem, befriends Dill and embarks on adventures around their neighborhood. They encounter Boo Radley, a mysterious figure feared by many, but are touched by his gestures of kindness. As Atticus defends Tom Robinson, a black man wrongly accused due to racial prejudice, the children learn valuable lessons about empathy, compassion, and standing up for what is right.
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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Scout Finch is a young girl who lives in Alabama during the Great Depression. Scout is a tomboy.
Scout lives with her father, Atticus, and her brother Jem. Her good friend, Dill, lives nearby. Atticus Jem Dill
Scout, Jem, and Dill like to play outside together. Sometimes they play by an eerie house called Radley Place.
Boo Radley lives there. The three children are afraid of him.
Even though they dont like him, Boo always leaves little gifts in a tree for the children to find.
Atticus reminds the children to be nice to Boo. He tells them that even though he is a little frightening, he is still a good person.
Atticus agrees to defend a black man named Tom Robinson.
Tom is accused of hurting a white girl, named Mayella Ewell.
The white townspeople do not like Tom because he is black. They are very prejudiced.
However, Atticus wants to help Tom. He believes Tom is a good person.
Before the trial, the children sneak in the courtroom to watch.
Atticus provides evidence that Mayella is lying.
Atticus believes Bob Ewell, Mayellas father, is the one who violated her. Atticus thinks Bob is trying to make Tom look guilty. Mayella and her father, Bob
However, the jury believes Tom is the one who hurt Mayella, so they convict him. Atticus talking to the jury
Tom tries to escape from prison, but he is shot and killed.
Bob is angry with Atticus for making him look bad, so he starts to attack Scout and Jem.
Thankfully, Boo saw what was happening and protected the kids.
Scout realizes that people like Boo can be very kind, even if they are a little different.
Atticus was right. Scout learned that she should be kind and sympathetic toward everyone.
