Boo Raddled is Attic’s neighbor who experiences prejudice from other towns people. Mr.. Cunningham is a poor town’s man who experiences prejudice from Attic’s daughter scout until Tactics intervenes. In each of these the author has against Tactics acting against prejudice. Body 1 In the book there is a trial in which Tactics defends Tom Robinson who is accused of rape. Tactics is aware of white men in Macomb treating black men differently.
After the trial Tom Robinson was found guilty, Tactics tells his daughter scout “as you get older, you’ll see white men cheat black men everyday of your life, but let me tell you something and don’t forget it – whenever a white man does that to a black man, no matter who he is, how rich he is, or how fine of a family he comes from, that white man is trash. ” What this quote is tell you is, no matter who you are you should never cheat a black man.
Body 2 Body 3 Attic’s daughter scout finds out about their neighbor Boo Raddled, Scout thinks that Boo is a weird old man or even a ghost. She thinks this because of the rumors that she hears around town. In the end of the book when Gem gets attacked by a crazy man named Mr.. Lowell, Boo Raddled comes and kills IM, to save Gem and Scout. After Scout meets Boo Raddled she is surprised by who he really is, as Scout says, “Tactics, he was really nice. “Most people are, Scout when you finally see them. ” This quote is saying, Scout really liked Boo Raddled after she final got to meet him.
