Atticus Finch

Atticus Finch is not only a well respected lawyer and citizen of Maycomb, Alabama, but also a fair and loving man. He is the father of Jem and Jean Louise Finch, referred to as Scout. Atticus is a compassionate, caring father who teaches his children positive and honorable character traits. Throughout the novel, he instills values such as empathy, morality, and fairness into his children through life lessons and leading by example. Atticus instills empathy in his children by gently advising them

of Maycomb Alabama, encounters a case that lawyer Atticus Finch can not pass. The case was Tom Robinson an African American man who was accused of raping Mayella Ewell a poor white young lady. Atticus defended Robinson perfectly showing to the pejude town that he did not commit the crime but that was before its time and the rasis system had its way and Robinson was charged. Atticus has two children Jeremy (Jem) Finch and Jean Louise (Scout) Finch. The siblings are fascinated with there very peculiar

(Scout) Jean Louise Finch Jeremy Finch ( Jem) Atticus Finch Bob Ewell Calpurnia Arthur “Boo” Radley Dill Harris Tom Robinson Mayella Ewell Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose Rachel Haverford Maudie Atkinson Judge John Taylor Zeebo Heck Tate She is the protagonist and the narrator of the story. She is Atticus’s daughter and is Jem’s sister. He is the son of Atticus and he is Scout’s brother. He is also one of the main characters

wisdom and level-headedness. Although fictional, the character Atticus Finch from Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird has the attributes of the wise father figure of the classic novel. Atticus never spoke out against anyone or acted for his own selfishness; but kept his eyes focused on the ones he loved. Through all the persecution he had faced from the town, he kept his head high and fought for what he thought would bring justice. Atticus wanted Jem and Scout to avoid and witness the injustice the town

Atticus Finch a man and a father who seems to have new weaknesses. Scout and Jem see him as a fair, patient, honest, kind, smart, and great father. Even though not once throughout the story did they call Atticus “dad” or “father”. It may seem weird but in reality it fits into the character of Atticus. Throughout the story Atticus actions spoke much louder than his words. Jem and Scout took note of this. Although Jem and Scout were young kids never did Atticus not show respect to his children. Atticus

character that impacted me a lot this year was Atticus Finch, from To Kill A Mockingbird. He stood apart from all the other characters to me because of his honesty and integrity, and the way he always fought for what was right. Instead of going with the flow of society, he held himself to a higher standard of living than did his peers. His standards are summed up by the following statement: “Before I live with other folks, I’ve got to live with myself.” Atticus was put in some tough situations, raising

are many good and bad parents, but what makes an excellent one? In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus is a lawyer in the town of Maycomb as well as the sole parent of Scout and Jem Finch. In Scout’s and Jem’s adventures of growing up, they are constantly being guided by Atticus. His words of wisdom and honesty keep them from straying too far from good morals. Atticus is caring and respectable; he is always doing what is best for his children. He may have some faults, but he is a

The character Atticus Finch from the book “To Kill A Mockingbird” has many traits that are deemed admirable by others. People describe him as selfless, kind, sympathetic and unwavering in his beliefs. He is seen as an unmistakably great role model and person throughout the entire book. Their rare many people throughout history and in this world that have shown that they embody the same characteristics as Atticus. Dr. Zaher Sahloul is one of those people. He has many of the same characteristics as

test of time, continuing to teach the reader the lessons that Atticus teaches his own children. Set in the 1930’s, the novel follows the story of Scout Finch's childhood adventures during a critical time in her life where the things she learns will be inculcated into her disposition for the rest of her life since she is in her developmental years making it important for Atticus to parent them the way he does. For this reason, Atticus Finch, her father who is a respectable and unbiased lawyer, instills

return. The following quote strongly explains the qualities that Atticus Finch’s character possesses. “Goodness is about character - integrity, honesty, kindness, generosity, moral courage, and the like. More than anything else, it is about how we treat other people. (Helen Keller)” In the story To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Atticus, teaches his community what the meaning of character is. Throughout the whole story Atticus Finch is fighting for equality and along the way he raises his children