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TKM Whole Book Review latest updated 2022Atticus Finch Scout and Jems dad, is a lawyer Scout narrator of the story Jem Scouts brother, grows up fast Calpurnia african american house maid, like a second mother Tom Robinson African american accused of rape, gets killed Bob Ewell Lives by the blacks, usually drunk, Mayella Ewell Accuses Tom of rape, daughter of Bob Ewell Heck Tate police officer in town, friend of Atticus Aunt Alexandra Atticus's sister, comes to live with them for a whiel Mr. Cunningham poor farmer, was part of the mob in front of the jail house but he calls it off Boo Radley neighbor who they never see, doesn't come out of house much, saves the kids Charles Baker Harris (Dill) friend who stays with their neighbor in the story, gets upset at trial Walter Cunningham Jr. goes to school with Scout, she doesn't like him at first but by the end of the book she wants to hang out with him but can't Miss Maudie neighbor who's house burns down Mrs. Dubose has mental courage, addiction, Jem has to read to her everyday Dolphus Raymond prefers blacks over whites, everyone thinks hes drunk Miss Caroline Scouts first grade teacher Helen Robinson Toms wife Judge Taylor Judge for the trial, not prejudice, Bob doesn't like him Miss Gates Scouts third grade teacher who is a hypocrite Cecil Jacobs goes to school with Scout, she almost fights him because of what he said about Atticus Burris Ewell goes to school with Scout, had bugs Uncle Jack Atticus's brother, Scout teaches him a lesson, is a doctor Francis Hancock Aunt Alexandras grandson who taunts Scout and tries to get her in trouble Miss Stephanie Crawford neighbor who likes to gossip, sometime tries to hide it Link Deas store owner, stands up for Helen Reverend Sykes minister at Calpurnias church, the kids sit with him at the trial Aunt Rachel the Finchs neighbor and Dill's aunt who he stays with Mr. Avery tells the kids that the change in weather is caused by naughty kids, he sits outside every night Lula black lady at the church who is prejudice against whites Mr. Gilmer prosecutor in the trial, defends the Ewells Mr. Underwood owner of the newspaper in Maycomb Little Chuck Little also known as Burris Ewell, only attends school once a year What are the three types of prejudice? class, gender, racial What are the two types of courage? moral and physical What are two examples of mockingbirds? Why? Boo Radley, everyone is afraid of him but he hasn't done anything he's just mysterious different and a recluse, Tom Robinson, was accused of rape but he's innocent but since he's black he gets conivcted What is an example of class prejudice? Ewell's hated by white society What is an example of gender prejudice? no women were on the jury during Tom's trial What is an example of racial prejudice? blacks sit in the balcony of the courthouse What is an example of moral courage? Mrs. Dubose overcoming her addiction (Atticus defending Tom) What is an example of physical courage? Atticus shooting the mad dog (Boo coming outside) What are some examples of the children growing up? Jem tattles on Dill when he ran away (Jem doesn't want Scout to come swimming with them, Jem cries at the outcome of the trial) What are some people that showed sympathy, or walked in another person's shoes? Scout and Boo (Scout and Walter Cunningha


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