TO+KILL+A+MOCKINGBIRD

In the novel, To Kill A MockingBird by Harper Lee.It tells a story about how black people get treated badly. How peopl can have bugged eyes and eat small animals. Everything is different when it comes to real life. Real life changes your perspective of that thing or person.

In this book there is a lot of rise based laws. One black man named Tom Robinson was convicted of rape. He was guilty for no reason. He was also convicted of hitting the girl with his left hand. He is a slave basicly by the way they are paying him. the problem is he can only us his right hand. He got his left handcought in a cotton gin when he was 12 years old. Everybody knew he was innocent even the judge knew. He was still voted guilty. Then he tried to escape after the case was over, but he got sot and killed for tring to escape. He was a black man that would never get in trouble." I just want the whole lot of you to know one thing right now. That boy's worked for me eight years an'I ain't had a speck of trouble outa him. Not a speck."(pg.194) said Mr. Ewell.

Boo Radley is a character that everybody thinks he has bugged eyes, six foot eight inches tall, and eats small animals. Thats what a little girl opion about him. They also think he looks into other people's windows. They think the simplest things in the Radley's yard will kill them. If you hit anything in their yard its gone forever."A baseball hit into the Radley's yard was a lost ball and no questions asked."(pg.9) said Jem. In the end Boo Radley ends up saving Scout and Jem from getting murdered by Mr.Ewell.

Children are most likely to have a better concept of right and wrong. Adult's concept of right and wrong is way off compared to what they did to Tom Robinson. Scout and Jem knew that Tom Robinson didn't rape Mrs.Ewell."I don't care one speck. It ain't right,somehow it ain't right to do them that way. It asn't anybody got any business talkin like that-it just makes me sick." (pg.199) said Dill. In the mind of kids I think their mind is like a sesor to tell if it is right or wrong. They know when good and bad is happening. Kids should run jobs that involve decsion making. They cry when they know something isn't right.

In conclusion, this book is all about your skin color, right or wrong, and lies about people. The way people get treated. How fantasy is different then real life. How it changes everything you know about people.