How To Break A Family Tradition In To Kill A Mockingbird

To kill A Mockingbird is a story told about a young man Atticus who broke a family tradition by going to Montgomery to study medicine. Atticus moves to a small town called Maycomb. On the way to Maycomb he meets and marries miss scout, who dies two years later but not before two children are made Jew and Scout. Jew and Scout Who become custom to the life style of Maycomb meet Dill along the way. Jew and Scout walk past a mysterious house which belongs to the Radley family. Jew and Scout hear many stories from others about boo Radley being a good man in heart but also a crazy man in minds of others. Jew and Scout following routine walking to school passing the Radley’s house find chewing gum in a knot-hole. On another journey to school they find Indian

Later on Atticus willingly protects and fight for Tom Robinson in court. Tom Robinson was a Negro not much said he was treated unfairly and something that he clearly didn’t do was thought guilty by jury of rape. Tom was sent to jail seventy miles from Maycomb where he did his time, but not lasting long Tom was shot 15 times trying to escape the prison. In one meaningless day Bob Ewell lost his job, judge Taylor was found in his chair with a shotgun laid along his lap, and Helen Robinson was being harassed by Bob Ewell. As Jem and Scout carried one day walking they were followed and chased by someone who seemed they wanted to cause harm they began to ran while being chased Jew lost balance and fell. Scout looked around for Jew but had no idea she had been dragged away scout ran she saw a man in the distance with a girl on its back. Scout had now knew she had found out that boo Radley had saved her and for the first time in years she had seen him face to face. Scout was puzzled finally getting to see boo Radley and meet him shocked not able to come in to reality. Later on bob Ewell who was responsible for Tom Robinson’s jail time and somewhat his death was stabbed and killed some thinking it was Toms Robinson’s