To give us another perspective, and to show us from her perspective what a kid would see during these times. Most stories follow a child from these ti...

"Son, I said go home. Jem shook his head." (Lee Page 173) Jem understands how much danger his father is in. He wants to stay and help his father. But...

““Where’d you go to school, Cal?” asked Jem. “Nowhere. Let’s see now, who taught me my letters? It was Miss Maudie Atkinson’s aunt, ole Miss Buford—”’...

"Francis looked at me carefully, concluded that I had been sufficiently subdued, and crooned softly, 'N*****-Lover...' This time, I split my knuckle t...

We can use this to predict or infer future events through this story. We will see some racial, and social prejudice. Not from the scout herself but th...

"Mrs.Radley had been beautiful until she married Mr.Radly and lost all her money. She also lost all her teeth, and her right forefinger." (Lee pg44) I...

“He ain’t a company, Cal, he’s just a Cunningham-” (lee 25) In this we see how looked down upon the cunninghams are by scout. She is very rude but ign...

Discrimination is putting down someone or miss treating someone because of certain characteristics. it's taking away resources from someone just based...