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    Atticus Finch, a lawyer in the small southern town of Maycomb, Alabama during the 1930s, is considered the bravest character in Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird. He courageously defends Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a white woman, despite facing opposition from much of the white community. During the trial, Atticus remains calm and composed in his questioning, waiting patiently for answers instead of reacting emotionally like others. Some argue Atticus is not truly brave because he allows his children to get involved in the case. However, most see Atticus as the bravest for standing up for justice and not being afraid of being an outcast for defending a black man.

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    Atticus Finch, a lawyer in the small southern town of Maycomb, Alabama during the 1930s, is considered the bravest character in Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird. He courageously defends Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a white woman, despite facing opposition from much of the white community. During the trial, Atticus remains calm and composed in his questioning, waiting patiently for answers instead of reacting emotionally like others. Some argue Atticus is not truly brave because he allows his children to get involved in the case. However, most see Atticus as the bravest for standing up for justice and not being afraid of being an outcast for defending a black man.

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    Atticus Finch, a lawyer in the small southern town of Maycomb, Alabama during the 1930s, is considered the bravest character in Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird. He courageously defends Tom Robinson, a black man accused of raping a white woman, despite facing opposition from much of the white community. During the trial, Atticus remains calm and composed in his questioning, waiting patiently for answers instead of reacting emotionally like others. Some argue Atticus is not truly brave because he allows his children to get involved in the case. However, most see Atticus as the bravest for standing up for justice and not being afraid of being an outcast for defending a black man.

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    timeswithraceandcommunityinasmallsoutherntowncalledMaycombduringthe1930s.

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    fatherofthefamily,Atticus,IsalawyerandisconsideredanoutcastfordefendingTom
    Robinson,ablackman.Hedoesnthaveconcernsaboutit.Braveryshowntowhatsright.
    AtticusisthebravestcharacterinToKillAMockingbird.

    Thebravestcharacterin
    ToKillAMockingbirdi
    sAtticus.Atticusshowsnoreactionin
    thetrialofTomRobinsonopposetoeveryone'semotions.Inthetext,itstateswasthisthefirst
    timeyouaskedhimtocomeinsidethefence?Mayellajumpedslightlyatthequestion.Atticus
    wasmakinghisslowpilgrimagetothewindows,ashehadbeendoing:hewouldaska
    question,thenlookout,waitingforananswer(p.184).ThisevidenceshowsthatAtticuswas
    askingquestionstoMayellaandwouldmakegestures,likeafteraskingaquestion,hewould
    lookoutwaitingforananswer.Likeeveryoneshouldthinkaboutthequestionbeingaskedin
    responsetothevictimsanswer.Inthestory,thisshowsthatAtticusisthebravestcharacter
    becauseAtticusrespondstotheanswersinawayforeveryonetounderstandthem.

    WhilesomemaysayAtticusisthebravestcharacter,othersdisagreeandsaythatheis
    notthebravest.Inthetextitstates,Youdbettercatcharideback.Iwontbegoinghomefora
    while.Jemprotestedandpleaded,andAtticussaid,allright,youcancomewithusifyoustay
    inthecar.(p.139).ThisevidenceshowsthatAtticusisweakandcantleavehischildreninthe
    Meridianhighway.Inthestory,AtticusisonthehiswaytoTomRobinsonsandisconvincedto
    takehiskids,whichshowshiskidsthathesveryeasytoconvinceashekeepslettingthemget
    involvedinthecaseofTomRobinson.Nonetheless,Atticusisstillthebravest,becausehe
    showsthatheisnotscaredforbeinganoutcastandfordefendingTomRobinson.

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