To Kill A Mockingbird 13 Coming of Age
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but they're adults they should know better so it's through
scout that we kind of are able to see that
this's how you are when you're born you say oh
i don't know any better but i i do know
i am gonna question it because it doesn't why's this
why's that she's always asking but then you know as
you get older you do learn things and so these
people should have learned that what is happening is wrong
and they still have not and it's because they're a
product of their society at a kiss also knows what's
going on but he doesn't get riled up about it
So we see the innocents scout getting riled up about
everything and whether this is ah product of her youth
or her personality When things happen with atticus for example
tom robinson is declared guilty and all he does is
say well let's just wait For the appeal he walks
out of the courtroom You know they stand up He
doesn't make a fuss he's not appalled because if he
was expecting it whether that's a good thing or a
bad thing that he you know should he have stood
up and thought more maybe but he kind of is
expecting it So keys I guess more of a jaded
character where we have you know the youthful innocence of
scout We have you know the jaded cynicism of atticus
where he does everything right But he just knows that
that what he's doing isn't enough and it just never
will be What is innocents And how is it related 00:01:47.171 --> [endTime] to ignorant Who in the novelist innocents and won