Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird
to kill a mockingbird First Plot Point: The children learn that their father, Atticus, has agreed to defend the black man Tom Robinson in a rape trial—and that the town disapproves
Overall, I enjoyed most aspects of the book Although some scenes I felt were a bit plain and unprogressive, these minor flaws were overshadowed by the powerful tokyo revengers No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: The whole story revolves around a good deed that is punished, namely Atticus making the unpopular decision to defend a black man
to kill a mockingbird First Plot Point: The children learn that their father, Atticus, has agreed to defend the black man Tom Robinson in a rape trial—and that the town disapproves
tomori Overall, I enjoyed most aspects of the book Although some scenes I felt were a bit plain and unprogressive, these minor flaws were overshadowed by the powerful
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: The whole story revolves around a good deed that is punished, namely Atticus making the unpopular decision to defend a black man