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Page 1 of 4 Huante, Leslie Period 4 Mr. Lim AP English Language Boo Radley innocent or not? In the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird “ by Harper Lee, two siblings Scout and Jem Finch along with many other important characters experience the mysterious and betrayal factors of their hometown Maycomb County. These characters vacate many hidden messages that project their personalities. In the story, the character Tom Robinson was accused of beating and molesting Mayella Ewell (daughter of Bob Ewell). As everyone in Maycomb county titles a person that defends African American “Nigger-Lover”, Atticus Finch (Scout and Jems father) is against that cliché; he is rather humble. Bob Ewell is one of the characters that slightly does not follow the law of life. He demands change but it is easier said than done; his definition of change is revenge. Ewell plans to take his revenge out on Atticus, Jem and, Scout for being witnesses of the humiliation he went through. Boo Radley on the other hand, is titled as a ‘delinquent’. He is judged by his past for being so called “mental or sick”; little do they know that those rumors contradict who he really is. Boo Radley has a disability, if he were to be put on trial and be sentenced guilty for saving Jem and Scout there would definitely be a case of judgment by the prosecutor and defense attorney. …show more content…

Boo just wants to be left alone. That’s one thing that might happen if people were to know the truth about Boo saving Jem and Scout. So it was very thoughtful of Mr. Tate to keep this between Atticus and himself. That was a lesson Scout also learned in the story. Do not kill a mockingbird because it has never done anything to hurt you. In this case Boo is the mockingbird. “Taking the one man who’s done you and this town a great service an’ draggin’ him with his shy ways into the limelight… that’s a sin.” (page

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Even though Heck Tate is a sheriff, he doesn’t follow the law. Heck Tate states that Tom Robinson is dead and the man who is responsible is dead, so there’s no point of causes anymore troubles for a problem that has solved itself. And encourages Atticus to let Bob Ewell’s death go. Talking the case to court would put to death another innocent man. Boo did the right thing protecting Atticus’s children, which he has been doing throughout the book, and carried Jem home.

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He was convicted for no reason, and Scout compares that to killing an innocent mockingbird. Although Boo Radley stabbed Bob Ewell, he did it to protect Jem and Scout because Ewell was about to stab them to death. Robinson and Radley’s kindness and helpfulness turned them into the mockingbirds of Maycomb. This quote displays Scout’s understanding that taking away someone’s innocence is

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Harper Lee’s novel To Kill a Mockingbird is a Novel about a little town called Maycomb Alabama. This story is about a pair of siblings, Scout the younger sister and Jem the big brother. Boo what people call Arthur Radly, is a local legend who is described as a total of different things. Many people want to be as far away from him as possible but since no one has ever seen him leave the house that caused a lot of different types of gossip that were passed around town about who he is, and what he has done. Boo is portrayed to be some sort of “being” that the kids have never seen before.

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Primary Evidence: Jem tells Scout that he thinks that Boo stays in his house because Boo knows that if he was to be seen in public he would be judged by Maycomb citizens (Lee 227). 2. Interpretation: Like a mockingbird, Boo is misjudged and people are scared that he will harm them, but he is actually innocent and loving. B. Claim: Boo radley is a loving giving man who likes to bring joy to

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Throughout the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird,” written by Harper Lee, the readers can see how Scout changes her view about Boo Radley. Because of their nosiness, Jem, Scout, and Dill try to drag Boo out his house and to the outside world. Their innocent actions combined with Boo’s actions changed the image of Boo, in their minds, from “a malevolent phantom” (10), a person who kills cats and eats squirrels to a neighbor they can trust, who saves them from Bob Ewell. Scout says at the end, “Boo was our neighbor” (373). The readers can see a great change in their relationship.

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”Dill and Jem were simply going to peep in the window with the loose shutter to see if they could get a look at Boo Radley” (69). Despite Boo being ostracized by the people of Maycomb, he is still nice to them. He gives gifts to the kids that treated him wrongly, even goes as far as to save their life,while risking his own. Boo Radley is obviously a Mockingbird,giving gifts and not harming a soul,but the people of Maycomb think wrongly of him. Sadly Boo isn’t the only innocent man to be hurt by

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A day came when they were acting out Boo’s life and Atticus says, “that you never really understand a person until you climb into his skin and walk around in it” (36). Boo teaches Scout and Jem not to judge a person based on rumors because later in the book, they find out that Boo is not this evil person as the society perceives but he is an innocent and kind person, symbolic of a mockingbird. Boo also teaches Jem and Scout a major theme of the book which is that it's terrible to do harm to an innocent person as Atticus would say, “It is a sin to kill a mockingbird.” At the end of the book, when Tate and Atticus are hiding the case of Boo killing Bob, Scout reminds Atticus that charging Boo with murder would be, “Like shootin’ a mockingbird, wouldn’t it?”(276) It refers back to when Atticus told them it’s a sin to kill mockingbird because they don’t harm you. Boo is symbolic of a mockingbird because he didn’t do harm to anyone.

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To kill a Mockingbird The relationship between Boo radley and the children have always been a bit bizarre as it may seem. At first Jem, Scout, and Dill have their assumptions about Boo Radley, which of course none of them turn out to be correct at the end of the story. Like the famous quote says “Do not judge a book by it's cover,” in this situation Boo’s rumor’s is the book cover and the sory behind the cover is Boo’s true identity .Yet they are still attracted by the abnornal nasty rumors and gossip about Boo’s Domestic violence and the strange things he does at night. Just how Maycomb County is biased towards Tom Robinson, The kids are biased towards Boo Radley.

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Although Atticus tries his best to help Tom Robinson, this black man still be convicted of raping. This trial also cause Mayella's father strongly grudges Atticus. Finally, Mayella's father, Bob Ewell, attacked Scout and Jem while they were on their way to home after Halloween party. While they were struggling, one stranger kill Bob Ewell and carries Jem home. At the moment, Scout realized that the stranger is Boo Radley.

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