Harper Lee, the author of To Kill a Mockingbird, vividly caputres the effects of racism and social inequality on the citizens of Maycomb county in various ways. Lee narrates from an adolescent perspective through the voice of Scout, who has the attribute of an unadulterated character. Also, the historical background is set in the great depression, which was a period that showed the human nature as lucidly as possible in a malevolent way. Lee compels the readers to feel compassionate towards Scout, and forces to observe Maycomb Countys’ candor reality.
Firstly, Lee captured the social inequlity and racism in Maycomb by Atticus’s speech After being cognizant of the rigid and time-honored code was an amalgamation of erudite high classes’ Acquiescence and a consensus that has been reached by the low class, I candidly was dumbfounded for a minute, because my inference insists that the time honoured code is not enunciated nor compelled but It is just a implied consent by the people. Lee implied the fact that the code can be easily broken, but the aftermath of breaking the code is just devastating towards …show more content…
He venerated the jury and the judge by calling them . After he was adjudicated guilty, the readers had to encounter another miserable event, which is Tom Robinson’s death. This lead to an enhancement of the readers’ emotion, which was abhorrence towards racism in my opinion. And this enabled the apathetic readers to be compassionate towards Tom Robinson. In this paragraph Lee has demonstrated the unfairness to the African-Americans during the great
Firstly, Lee captured the social inequlity and racism in Maycomb by Atticus’s speech After being cognizant of the rigid and time-honored code was an amalgamation of erudite high classes’ Acquiescence and a consensus that has been reached by the low class, I candidly was dumbfounded for a minute, because my inference insists that the time honoured code is not enunciated nor compelled but It is just a implied consent by the people. Lee implied the fact that the code can be easily broken, but the aftermath of breaking the code is just devastating towards …show more content…
He venerated the jury and the judge by calling them . After he was adjudicated guilty, the readers had to encounter another miserable event, which is Tom Robinson’s death. This lead to an enhancement of the readers’ emotion, which was abhorrence towards racism in my opinion. And this enabled the apathetic readers to be compassionate towards Tom Robinson. In this paragraph Lee has demonstrated the unfairness to the African-Americans during the great