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To Kill A Mockingbird

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English

 

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Mary G

 

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January 5, 2015

 

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University

 

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This is distinguished when Atticus refuses to carry a gun to protect Tom and himself from the angry farmers is another sign of his bravery. Jem also exhibits his bravery during the scene where the mob came to ?lynch' Tom Robinson. He refuses to leave his father's side even after being ordered to by his father...
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He refuses to leave his father's side even after being ordered to by his father. Jem shows the utmost bravery to remain at with his father and face the angry mob of farmers. Another character who is brave is Mrs Dubose who is trying to wean herself of drugs before he dies. In the novel Scout makes a direct reference to Mrs Dubose and bravery, e...
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