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Character Chart Characteristic Evidences. Three at Least. Scout (Jean Louise) Finch

The document provides characteristics and evidence for several characters in To Kill a Mockingbird: Scout Finch is compassionate as shown by her defense of Walter Cunningham and support for the unjustly accused Tom Robinson and her friend Dill. Atticus Finch is sympathetic and understanding, defending Tom Robinson based on justice and equality rather than racism. Tom Robinson is depicted as guiltless and hopeful, though he loses hope when unjustly declared guilty. Bob Ewell is a terrible human being who lies and prioritizes his white identity over basic morality. Mrs. Dubose and Calphurnia are described as strong role models. Jeremy Atticus Finch is portrayed as honorable and decent through his conversations and actions in the story.

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Character Chart Characteristic Evidences. Three at Least. Scout (Jean Louise) Finch

The document provides characteristics and evidence for several characters in To Kill a Mockingbird: Scout Finch is compassionate as shown by her defense of Walter Cunningham and support for the unjustly accused Tom Robinson and her friend Dill. Atticus Finch is sympathetic and understanding, defending Tom Robinson based on justice and equality rather than racism. Tom Robinson is depicted as guiltless and hopeful, though he loses hope when unjustly declared guilty. Bob Ewell is a terrible human being who lies and prioritizes his white identity over basic morality. Mrs. Dubose and Calphurnia are described as strong role models. Jeremy Atticus Finch is portrayed as honorable and decent through his conversations and actions in the story.

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CHARACTER CHART

Characteristic Evidences. Three at least.


Scout (Jean 1. Her schoolmate Walter Cunningham comes from a family too poor to
Louise) Finch: afford school lunches for him. Scout defends him from the insensitive
She is teacher.
compassionate.
2. She is very compassionate towards Tom Robinson and his family because of
the injustice they experience.

3. She is a supportive friend to Dill, who comes from an unhappy family.


Atticus Finch: 1. Atticus is not racist at all, even though he lives in a racist town surrounded
sympathetic by racist people. He passes his biggest moral lessons on to Scout: The
and importance of acknowledging that people, no matter how they look, have
understanding both good and bad qualities.
2. Atticus is absolutely consistent through the whole story. He stands firmly
committed to justice, and he retains these qualities in every single moment,
which makes him pretty much the novel’s moral guide and voice of
conscience.
3. He always tries to teach people how to be full of courage and commitment,
saying that it doesn´t matter if you win or not, what is really important is that
you fight against whatever comes to get in your way. You have to see through
it.
Tom Robinson: 1. Even though he there were several doubts on it, he didn't rape the girl,
guiltless - which makes him innocent.
blame less 2. He stayed positive, and he always had high hopes. He thought he could
actually be liberated from these false accusations, that his innocence would
be proven.
3. There´s a significant change in his heart after he´s declared guilty, and
that's reflected in the end, when he loses that hope and starts seeing things in
a more realistic way.
Bob Ewell: a 1. He has no moral authority at all. He has no sympathy for unprivileged
terrible human people, even though he´s part of one of the poorest families. That makes him
being. quite incoherent.
2. He´s a liar. He lied about Tom raping his daughter, which is one of the
worst things he could've done.
3. He reckons that being a white man is way more important than being a
good man, and so does the jury. That's reflected in the lye soap part, where
says that being scrubbed with it in very hot water could make the skin white.
Mrs Dubose 1. They were always the kind of people you'd look up to. They were admired
and by the Finch kids through the whole story.
Calphurnia: 2. Calphurnia was a really loving mother, even though she was black and he
strong had to be away from her children.
3. Mrs Dubose was able to control her addiction before it was too late for her.
Jeremy Atticus 1. He didn't let Scout kill a bug.
Finch: 2. Even though he failed at it, he always tried to have faith in the system while
honorable - Edward was being persecuted.
decent 3. Through several conversations and parts or the story, it is known that he
never looses his faith in whats good within ourselves.
NAME____LAURA K GARAY______ CLASS_____11 A_____ DATE_____29/04/2019 __

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