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Atticus Morals In To Kill A Mockingbird

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Most people try to have good morals, adults trying to raise kids are a perfect example. That's exactly what Atticus is doing in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. There are many instances where Atticus is showing extraordinary morals for himself and his family. Some would be dealing with hate the right way, another would be representing a black man in a time where segregation is very alive, lastly is making sure his family is religious. Its very clear that all of these traits/morlas are extremely important to Atticus. The first one to talk about is how Atticus deals with all the hate. If it's from representing a black man or the crazy lady Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose. She's an elderly lady down the street that strongly dislikes
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