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You never really Understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... until you climb into his skin and walk around in it -atticus teaches scout - extended metaphor - perspective, morality, prejudice and dicrimination
We all know men are not created equal... but there is one way in this country in which all men have been created equal - atticus closing argument, tom robinsos trial - law social inequality, prejudice and discrimination, morality - Inclusive language
I think there is just one kind of folks.folks - scout realises divison due to race or social class is wrong - prejudice and discrimination, social inequality, perspective, morality, - repititon
Cry about the simple hell people give other people... cry about the hell white people give coloured folks - dolphus raymond expalins to scout suffering of black in white society - prejudice and discrimination, social inequality, perspective, morality, - anaphora
doesnt make it right ... you cant just convict a man on evidence like that - Jem struggles to undertsand hwo the jury could reach such a verdict - prejudice and discrimination, morality, courgae and bravery, law - repititon
a court is only as sound as its jury, and a jury is only as sound as the men who make it up- atticus tells the jury that justice depends on their fairness and moral judgement - prejudice and discrimination, social inequality, perspective, morality, law - anaphora
according to her view she died beholden to nothing and nobody, she was the bravest person i ever knew - atticus explains to jem how mr's dubose's struggle showed true courage - perspective, morality, courgae and bravery - charcaterisation
boo was our neighbour he gave us 2 soap dolls, a broke watch and chain, a pair of good lcuk pennies and our lives - scout refelcts on boos kindness, showing her changed perspective
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