Caesar’s hubris is used against him, there is evidence of this in act 2 scene 2. ‘ ‘Break up the senate till another time, When Caesar’s wife shall meet with better dreams.’ ‘ Decius Brutus is questioning Caesar’s sense of… Continue Reading →
‘I simply want to tell you that there are some men in this world who were born to do our unpleasant jobs for noun.’ Lee indicates that, the majority, of the rest of Maycomb aren’t as morally strong as Atticus… Continue Reading →
‘ We’re so rarely called on to be Christians, but when we are, we’ve got men like Atticus to go for us.’ Said miss Maudie. Lee make Maudie’s view of Maycomb shown in this quote. Maudie thinks that Maycomb is… Continue Reading →
Can we truly have free speech?Will free speech only exist in a society without censorship?Is there an unsolvable conflict between free speech and offence? I think that we have the right to be offended Free speech. There will always… Continue Reading →
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Harper Lee shows that the trial effected Jem more than any other child. ‘It was Jem’s turn to cry, his face was streaked with angry tears’. He was the only child that cried because of the outcome of the trail…. Continue Reading →
Atticus is outside the prison where Tom Robinson is being kept. A mob emerges and confronts Atticus. S, J and D jump into the circle. Tension is created because the readers can predict that Atticus is in danger. Tension building… Continue Reading →
Atticus is away, therefore Cal takes the J and S to her church, where the black section of Maycomb go. Harper Lee tells us that it has no ceiling, was not painted and that it had ‘lamps that were unlit and… Continue Reading →
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