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Character Analysis Of Atticus In To Kill A Mockingbird, By Harper Lee

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While in the courtroom Atticus also shows great courage. He did not go along with what Heck Tate told the court about what really happened the night Bob Ewell was found stabbed to death. Atticus put his life and career in the line; he knew, as a lawyer of the court, if he hides evidence he could be sent to jail. Like many times before, doing what was right wins over Atticus’s thinking. In addition, Atticus goes against his moral code and principles that he has always uphold, when Atticus is faced with the decision of staying by the law or forgetting it in order to do the correct thing. He knew that laying a man like Arthur in jail would have been inexcusable. Especially after Arthur saving his children's lives. Atticus knew that exposing Arthur
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