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The Moral

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English

 

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Hans W

 

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June 17, 2014

 

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University

 

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In Scout's and Jem's eyes, Atticus lacked masculinity and courage. Miss Maudie, their neighbor, picked up on how the children were embarrassed of their father, and decided one day to tell the Scout and Jem about Atticus' talents in order to try to dissuade the kids from being embarrassed of him. She told them how Atticus was "the best checker player in town," and how he could play the Jew's harp...
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She told them how Atticus was "the best checker player in town," and how he could play the Jew's harp. However, these modest accomplishments only made Scout and Jem more ashamed of him. This led the kids to believe that Atticus had no courage. These conventional beliefs were reinforced when Scout and Jem oversaw Atticus shooting a rabid dog...
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