Looking to discuss the greatest literary novel written in the english language. To Kill A Mockingbird

@Lynne
No narrator can be 100% reliable if he or she participates in the novel’s action. Because Scout represents a childlike perspective, she narrates with a less impaired and influenced view point in the Southern culture because she has spent less time in a Southern school and less time with peers to learn too many ways to think like her social neighbors with bigoted attitudes. As a result, Harper Lee wants to disport her narrator’s tone by illustrating how counter intuitive she verbally comports her unusual thinking when she encounters a poor, less advantaged classmate, a mentally delayed adult neighbor, and an African American accused of rape. To emphasize her father’s nurturing of Jem and her character, it’s important to show how rare Scout and Jen’s childhood cultivation strike the reading audience.
First, calling their father Atticus resounds with an iconoclastic tone to Southern traditions of child-adult interactions. This can emphasize Atticus’s parenting techniques as a way to emphasize children as equals with their parents when it comes to respect, it shows his absence as a father because of his conviction to defending the poor and racially incommensurate, and it exposes Atticus’s openness with his children to maintain a level, open relationship with his children to cultivate Atticus’s character and the deep respect the children have for their father without a forced respect or a developed resentment for a strict Southern disciplinarian. As a result, it illustrates through implication the father’s sensitivity to the loss of their mother and his strong, secure way to teach his children respect through his actions instead of a forced system of respect taught through the use of “sir,” “ma’am,” “Mr.,” and “Mrs.”. Atticus not only receives respect from his children and the disfranchised neighbors—the poor, the mentally disabled, and the racially unequal minority.