Atticus Finch Selfless

Additionally, due to John’s guilty conscience, he also realizes the value and tenderness that his wife brings him. He accepts his misdoings, and never utters a blame against his wife, for his actions. This shows that John is a very humble and prudent man, which are significant qualities of a good man. Next, John demonstrates courage as he comes

The evidence boils down to you-did-I-didn 't. The jury couldn 't possibly be expected to take Tom Robinson 's word against the Ewells, '" Atticus solemnly explains this to his brother. First of all, Atticus demonstrates courage when he undertakes the task of defending Tom Robinson, a black man wrongly accused of rape. Atticus knows he won 't win the case and like Mrs. Dubose in her battle against morphine, he is "licked" before he begins. Nevertheless, Atticus knows that Tom is innocent and that he must fight for him, since no one else will.

He was very caring, kind, and loving to people. He loved to help out his community and friends any way he was able to help out (“Paul Newman Biography”). He showed his unselfishness by taking care of others financially through his donations. He never boasted about his fortune or his success in life. He remained a private man but his actions spoke loudly and showed his true heart.

“But you ain’t gonn get in no trouble, because if you do, I won’t let you tend the rabbits.” 2. Ch 1: George complains about having to take care of Lennie, though continues to travel with him. Why might George keep Lennie around? What does this suggest about George’s character? George might keep Lennie around because workers like them are the loneliest guys in the world.

Atticus does not ask them to go to bed or go and turn on the porch lights, Atticus tells them to leave as a precaution to their safety. He wants for them to be spared the experience he will have, a beating being on the table. Mr. Finch lives honorably, with strength too, Atticus has the moral conviction to lead as a lion would, and profound strength which hints at the confidence he

A responsible father is one who is known to support their children, solve any problems that may take place and most importantly treat all their children equally. In particular, two pieces of literature, “Taming Of The Shrew”, by William Shakespeare and “To Kill A Mockingbird”, by Harper Lee address the topic of being a father. Although Baptista Minola and Atticus Finch both want a successful future for their children within their own stories, Atticus’ valuable lessons are evident he is the better father out of the two. As Mark Twain has quoted, “Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example”, It is very crucial that all parents set good examples and be positive role models towards their children. Atticus and his

Atticus Finch is a down to earth guy that just wants to do what is right. He loves his children and does not want them growing up in a world full of racism. When he is chosen for a case where he has to defend a black man named Tom Robinson, he knows that man is innocent and has been wrongly accused of such crimes. Atticus is a good person that always chooses the right thing to do even if it is hard. Out of the many characters in To Kill a Mockingbird I believe that I am the most like Atticus Finch in

Andy Dufresne is wrongfully placed in jail for a murder he didn't commit, the murder he supposedly committed was against his significant other and her lover In spite of the fact that Andy says he is blameless, the proof towards him is extremely solid and he was discovered liable. Andy realizes that jail will be truly troublesome and alarming for him, chiefly in light of the fact that he knows he shouldn't be in there. Rita Hayworth and the shawshank redemption is a novella whose main theme and message is about hope. Andy is extremely optimistic and that is why his stay at Shawshank isn't so terrifying. He is a very calm and wise fellow, he doesn't snoop around and get into other people's business.

“Candy looked unhappily, he said softly. No I couldn’t do that. I had him too long” Candy could not kill his dog, and he was sad when they told him that it was time to shoot your dog, it might be a dog to them but it was more than a dog to him, it was his friend. Candy did not want to feel lonely, he was so used to him (the dog) that if he left, he won’t be able to survive, “Candy threw his legs off the bunk. He scratched the white stubble whiskers on his cheeks nervously.

Because of this, he prefers solitude, which is shown through him avoiding social situations and his choice to live on the outskirts of town. Although Will is mainly a good character, he is willing to act evil if it serves the greater good. Throughout the series, Will is also the character who goes through the biggest development. In season one he is shy and introverted until he meets Hannibal. He then experiences a mental breakdown and Hannibal frames him for a murder he did not commit.