| Maycomb -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary | | | | a crippled left hand and obviously lacks the strength |
| Harper Lee's Novel, To Kill a Mockingbird takes place | | | | and the capability to beat and rape the white woman. |
| during the 1930's in Maycomb, an old Alabama town, | | | | Atticus successfully proves the disability to the jury but |
| depression period. Work is hard to find, money is quite | | | | still the arraignment resulted to Tom being guilty as |
| difficult to earn, and people are getting weary carrying | | | | charged. Later they understand that the town |
| their feelings of depression. Atticus, the sleeping town's | | | | discriminates black people, which make them sad |
| local lawyer, raised Scout and Jem Finch with much | | | | about the outcome of the case. They cannot |
| support about individualism and uniqueness. The single | | | | understand why some people could be mean to other |
| parent tries to instill the value of respect and honor | | | | people. They see things in court are bias too. People |
| about individualism to his two children. The children are | | | | bring hatred to other people. |
| literally growing up and outgrowing their interest over | | | | The Escape Attempt -- To Kill a Mockingbird |
| the passive town. | | | | Summary |
| Scout and Jem -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary | | | | Later on, Tom tried to escape from prison and killed |
| Scout and Jem together with their playmate and best | | | | during the escape. Jem finds difficulty accepting the |
| friend Dill tried to get out of their boredom by | | | | phenomenon especially the decision of the court that |
| persistently inviting their neighbor Boo Radley to get out | | | | causes the death of Tom. The father of Mayella, Bob |
| of the house. Boo Radley is a reclusive neighbor and it | | | | Ewell, threatens Atticus right after the trial died down. |
| amuses them to press the man to go out of his | | | | Bob accuses Atticus for embarrassing him in court and |
| normal life activity. They make strategic plans to make | | | | seeks vengeance for the shame. Atticus, head cool as |
| Boo come out of the house even to the extent of | | | | ever, considers the threat as just all talk. |
| performing a play about Boo's life. Their schemes are | | | | Bob Attacks -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary |
| endless and Atticus strictly prohibits them to do more | | | | Time flies fast. Bob attacks the children at the night of |
| than what they have done and just leave the poor | | | | Halloween. He uses a knife that nearly kills Scout and |
| man alone. | | | | manages to break the arm of Jen. Boo Radley comes |
| Aticus Finch -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary | | | | to the rescue just in time to save them from more |
| Aticus is a benevolent person. He personally involves | | | | harm. The sheriff manipulates the story so as not to |
| himself on a case with Tom Robinson. Tom Robinson | | | | involve Boo Radley into the interrogations. Heck Tate, |
| is a black man accused of raping Mayella Ewell. | | | | the sheriff, tried to mellow down the excitement of the |
| Mayella Ewell, a white woman, also accused him of | | | | whole event. |
| beating her during the rape act. Majority of the people | | | | Conclusion -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary |
| in the community thinks that Tom is guilty. They start to | | | | At last, Scout meets the man they want to see for |
| treat Atticus in a very unfavorable manner for trying to | | | | many years. She is unmindful of the fear and the pain. |
| defend the black man. The treatment affected the | | | | It thrills her to know she sees now the man they want |
| children even at school. Atticus implores them to be | | | | to come out of the house for so long. As they were |
| more patient and understanding over the situation so | | | | walking towards their homes, she begins to understand |
| as not to let the town's behavior affect them. | | | | that he was always watching them sitting near the |
| The Trial -- To Kill a Mockingbird Summary | | | | window of his front porch. For that event, he stands |
| As the trial progresses, the children note that Tom has | | | | for a little while to save them from danger. |