I wrote my creative assessment on To Kill a Mockingbird based on Atticus's perspective during Tom Robinson's trial, where he cross-examines Mayella Ewell, the supposed victim of the story. I decided to write the scene on his perspective because the story was originally written on a child's perspective, and by having a mature mind experience this moment, the reader is able to understand the situation more vividly and accurately, as well as learn characterization from the character chosen. The dialogue I chose is mostly copied from the book so that the moment can be accurately reenacted and built-up on with a solid foundation. Although the original narrator might've been Scout, a child, the scene's most important parts are based on its dialogue,