Monday, 28 December 2009

What are 5 symbols of Atticus Finch and why are these symbols? Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird

1. The
"unsullied" Code of Alabama in 's office symbolizes his idea of fairness and his
belief that everybody is equal in a US court of law. Regardless of race, gender, class, or
religion, Atticus believes that everyone should be treated fairly. His firm belief in the
importance of justice is why he valiantly defends an innocent black man in front of a racist
jury.

2. The checkboard in Atticus's office symbolically represents his
calculating, astute nature as an expert lawyer. During the Tom Robinson trial, Atticus presents
a moving argument and cleverly proves his client's innocence. He always seems to be one step
ahead of the prosecution in the courtroom, which is why he is such an esteemed lawyer.


3. A newspaper is another symbol associated with Atticus and represents his affinity
for reading. Atticus is often seen reading a newspaper, andmentions that this is his favorite
pastime. Atticus's name and his commitment to defending Tom Robinson are also written about in
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