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To Kill A Mockingbird Point Of View Analysis

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Do parents want their children to know what they think? In the passage from To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, she uses the point of view of Atticus to illustrate the theme that parents want their children to know what they believe is best. Atticus loves his children very much and only wants what is best for them. However, when he defends a black man in court he starts to fear that they may be ¨catching Maycomb's usual disease¨. While having a conversation with Uncle Jack, he realizes that his daughter, Scout, is eavesdropping. Atticus shows his point of view by sharing with Uncle Jack that he is worried about his children during the trial. He clearly displays his worry for his daughter when he states, ¨Scout´s got to learn to keep her head
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