How Does Bob Ewell Make Mistakes In To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird, also known as to hurt the innocent to seem superior. In some way we are all mockingbirds who sing our songs and thats what makes us unique. Though, we all have faults where we aren’t at our purest. Most of us are mockingbirds going on with our lives and just trying our best to get through life and enjoy it. To be a mockingbird is to act in ways for yourself that cause no harm to others and only betters the world. Examples of mockingbirds in the book, “To Kill a Mockingbird” would be; Bob Ewell, even though he has done wrong he could have had a bad upbringing and he wasn’t always being beastly towards the people of Maycomb, then there is Atticus Finch and Dill Harris.

Bob Ewell made a galore of mistakes and caused a lot

Yes, he might have had times of being just pure

Hell on Earth but he was also a working man taking care of several children. Making mistakes is a part of life but it is safe to say that the ones Bob Ewell intended to go through with were at an extreme level of physcotic. Though he has done bad things, you never really understand who someone is until you see things from their perspective. The song that I personally think relates to

Bob Ewell is “makedamnsure” by Taking back Sunday. There is a certain lyric that is repeated over and over again, and to me it gives a glimpse of how Bob Ewell is portrayed in the book. The

Seberson 2 lyric is, “I just wanna break you down so badly/ I trip over everything you say/ I just wanna break you down so badly In the worst way.” Bob acts extremely out of control after the trial because he won but since he felt looked down to by Atticus he wanted to do all he could to hurt

Atticus, Bob Ewell decided to go after Atticus’s kids and that would be hurting Atticus in

The song “Dammit” by

Blink-182 comes to mind when I think of Atticus Finch. The lyric that most relates to him is, “It's alright to tell me what you think about me/ I won't try to argue or hold it against you.” Atticus is constantly talked about in the book both negatively and positively when it comes to the Tom

Robinson trial but he doesn’t let what people say get to him or effect his feelings he has towards them since he knows that people are opinionated and its okay for them to act and think differently than him. With all of the negativity going around Atticus remains positive and doesn’t cut ties with people due to their actions during the time of the trial.

Someone in the story that may not seem to play a big role, but to me seems like the greatest mockingbird of all; Dill Harris. Throughout all of the book “To kill a Mockingbird”, you never see Dill doing something to hurt another, he goes on his way and minds what’s going on in his life and not the other around him. People seem to butt into other peoples business when things are going wrong in their lives but you never see Dill trying to tell others what to do and