To Kill a Mockingbird
Gender Roles
Prejudice
Bravery
Innocence
To Kill a Mockingbird
Prejudice
Gender Roles
Bravery
Innocence
Scouts overalls
lady like
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scouts aunt makes fun of scout for wearing overalls because they are what boys wear
scout gets told she is becoming more like a girl because she does not want to play all the games that the boys do
Mrs. Maudie lives independently and is financially stable
People tell scout that she should not be playing, but inside cooking and sewing
Mrs Dubose because she is racist
The town is prejudice because they think that Tom is going to loose the case just because he is black
The town is prejudice towards the Radleys because of their religon
The town is prejudice towards atticus because he is defending Tom Robbinson and they all are racist
The mockingbird is a symbol of innocence because it does nothing but good for the people
Scout is innocent because she is very young and is not aware of the things that are going on around her
Boo shows his innocence because he gives the little things to the kids to have fun with them
Tom Robbinson is innocent because he did not do what he was accused of and cannot get out of it
Mrs. Dubose is a symbol of bravery because she went off of morphene and died on her own terms
Boo Radley puts the blanket on jem during the fire knowing that he could get caught and in trouble
Jem goes over to the radley house to retrieve his pants after he got scared the first time
Atticus showed bravery when he shot the dog because he was scared he would not be able to hit the dog the first time