Cyprian Toczek
Atticus Essay
Ms.Eisemann
Atticus Essay
Atticus always tries to see the best in people but oftentimes demonstrates blind faith and elements of naivety, that prove detrimental. Atticus’ belief in the good of humanity is problematic to him and his family. His beliefs create adversities seen in the courtroom and in the confines of his own home. There are copious amounts of evidence that proves that Atticus is a great man lawyer, and a great father, however, he does how some faults. Atticus is a man of love and compassion as he does not believe a man should ever be judged unless you live in their shoes and experience their hardships. Although this shows altruism, it can also …show more content…
However, he believes a juvenile lie told to him by his son Jem. A lawyer with years of experience is tricked by a kid. Although this is a major mistake on Atticus’ behalf, shows the courage that he is willing to try to defend a black man's honor and life in this time. It was seen as something that should not be done but due to the fact that Atticus is a man who does not judge no matter, What and is capable to sticking to his convictions even when faced with the worst of adversity.Atticus demonstrates massive amounts of courage as reviewed in the article “The Art of manliness” “Atticus’s decision to represent Tom Robinson brought a slew of insults and threats to him and his family.” Atticus shows moral courage here and will not accept a lie the people believe that a black man does not deserve a fair trial but Atticus he does. Atticus also methodically questions Ms.Ewell about her honesty. “ “What did your father see in the window, the crime of rape or the best defense to it? Why don’t you tell the truth, child, didn’t Bob Ewell beat you up?” “(Lee) Atticus questioning of Ms.Ewell leads him to not believe the gibberish she is saying. Yet, Atticus at the beginning of the story completely believes the counterfactual story that Jem makes up about giving his trousers to Dill. “Jem, Scout,”
Atticus Essay
Ms.Eisemann
Atticus Essay
Atticus always tries to see the best in people but oftentimes demonstrates blind faith and elements of naivety, that prove detrimental. Atticus’ belief in the good of humanity is problematic to him and his family. His beliefs create adversities seen in the courtroom and in the confines of his own home. There are copious amounts of evidence that proves that Atticus is a great man lawyer, and a great father, however, he does how some faults. Atticus is a man of love and compassion as he does not believe a man should ever be judged unless you live in their shoes and experience their hardships. Although this shows altruism, it can also …show more content…
However, he believes a juvenile lie told to him by his son Jem. A lawyer with years of experience is tricked by a kid. Although this is a major mistake on Atticus’ behalf, shows the courage that he is willing to try to defend a black man's honor and life in this time. It was seen as something that should not be done but due to the fact that Atticus is a man who does not judge no matter, What and is capable to sticking to his convictions even when faced with the worst of adversity.Atticus demonstrates massive amounts of courage as reviewed in the article “The Art of manliness” “Atticus’s decision to represent Tom Robinson brought a slew of insults and threats to him and his family.” Atticus shows moral courage here and will not accept a lie the people believe that a black man does not deserve a fair trial but Atticus he does. Atticus also methodically questions Ms.Ewell about her honesty. “ “What did your father see in the window, the crime of rape or the best defense to it? Why don’t you tell the truth, child, didn’t Bob Ewell beat you up?” “(Lee) Atticus questioning of Ms.Ewell leads him to not believe the gibberish she is saying. Yet, Atticus at the beginning of the story completely believes the counterfactual story that Jem makes up about giving his trousers to Dill. “Jem, Scout,”