He is the Mentor because he is an older wiser teacher, serving as a role model. He is one of the few residents of Macomb who is not racist and believes in equality, which serves as an example for his children. He teaches scout how to see in other people’s perspective instead of only her own. She is the Hero of this novel. As the narrator and the protagonist she eventually develops a more mature point of view and learns how to see in other people’s perspective.
She also learns to appreciate the goodness in people. He is the Loyal Retainers because as Scout’s older brother he is there by her side, but soon enters adolescence and has to deal with much injustice throughout the novel. In the novel, he is the Outcast because he is a good person, but in the eyes of mankind he is evil.
He is a good person leaving presents for the children and saving their lives in a time of need, while being though of as a monster. He is The Shadow because Tactics must struggle against him in a trial where he accused Tom Robinson for raping his daughter, while knowing this was a false tenement. He represents ignorance, racism, poverty, and injustice. He is the Friendly Beast because he is Scout’s companion throughout the novel. He represents innocence of a child and the protagonist’s best friend. She has the Mentor- Pupil Relationship with the children.
As the Finches’ neighbor, she acts as a friend and also has a passion for Justice. He is the Scapegoat in the novel because he is accused of something he didn’t do and is a symbol of the “mockingbird” for being innocent. She is the Platonic Ideal because she lets the children in on her black community, vying them much knowledge and inspiration.
Situation Having come out, to De seen Ana saving teen learn Trot Lowell Scout and Gem maturing throughout the novel, and growing up The death of Tom Robinson, an innocent man The trial of Tactics vs.. Lowell Archetype Functions This is The Quest because this is where everything changes, no matter how people used to see Boo Raddled, he was always a good person and always wanted to watch out for anyone trying to attack the children. With no children of his own, he feels that he has to take care of someone he cares deeply about.
He had a quest to save their eves an Tanat Is want nee This is an example of the Initiation in the novel. The children become adolescents throughout the novel, growing up and being able to see from different points of view. “Tactics was right. One time he said you never really know a man until you stand in his shoes and walk around in them. Just standing on the Raddled porch was enough. ” This is an example of how she soon realizes she can now see in other people’s perspectives. This is the Death and Rebirth situational archetype because as an innocent man he id not deserve to die.
Just as a quote in the novel states “Mockingbirds don’t do one thing but make music for us to enjoy… But sing their hearts out for us. That’s why it’s a sin to kill a mockingbird. ” Tom Robinson was nothing but a good man with a good family and true values, Just as a mockingbird. This is The Battle between Good and Evil. The trial was against Tom Robinson raping the daughter of Bob Lowell and Tactics Finch was defending Tom. Even though Lowell clearly knew that it was a false statement, he was still risking getting an innocent an killed Just for the benefit of him winning the trial.
He knew it was going to be easy because Tom Robinson is black. He is an example of evil and Tactics of good, defending the innocent man, and not worrying if people Judged him for defending a black man. “It was times like these when I thought my father, who hated guns and had never been to any wars, was the bravest man who ever lived. “
