... Francis condemns Atticus for defending a black man, taunting Scout with racial remarks. Despite the adversity faced by the family, Atticus remains true to his moral values and the way he brings up Scout and Jem, warning them not to be involved in fights if they receive verbal abuse. The incident with ... the mad dog demonstrates Atticus' courage and is a good symbol as to the town's dependence upon him for their protection, both from the rabid animal and the evil prejudice within them ... Scout's eyes she is only impressed with his marksmanship. The events surrounding Miss Dubose give h...

• Word Count: 10075
• Approx Pages: 40
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School