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Study the word list: Characters in To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a classic novel set in the 1930s. Through the eyes of Scout Finch, the story explores themes of racism, morality, and the loss of innocence. The trial of Tom Robinson, a black man wrongly accused, exposes the injustice and prejudice deeply rooted in society.

	Scout	Scout Finch, the young protagonist, observes racial injustice and learns about compassion and empathy.
	Finch	Scout Finch, the young protagonist, observes racial injustice and learns about compassion and empathy.
	Atticus	Atticus Finch, a compassionate and principled lawyer, serves as a moral compass and challenges societal norms in defending Tom Robinson.
	Jem	Jem Finch, Scout's older brother, experiences growth and maturity as he navigates societal prejudice.
	Boo	Boo Radley, a mysterious recluse, becomes an enigmatic figure whose unseen acts of kindness have a profound impact on Scout and Jem.mpact on Scout and Jem.
	Radley	Boo Radley, a mysterious recluse, becomes an enigmatic figure whose unseen acts of kindness have a profound impact on Scout and Jem.
	Calpurnia	Calpurnia, the Finch family's nurturing housekeeper, provides guidance and support to Scout and Jem.
	Tom	Tom Robinson, an innocent black man, becomes the victim of racial prejudice and endures an unjust trial that exposes the deeply ingrained injustices of society.
	Robinson	Tom Robinson, an innocent black man, becomes the victim of racial prejudice and endures an unjust trial that exposes the deeply ingrained injustices of society.
	Mayella	Mayella Ewell, a white woman, is involved in a controversial case that challenges societal norms.
	Ewell	Mayella Ewell, a white woman, is involved in a controversial case that challenges societal norms.
	Bob	Bob Ewell, Mayella's abusive father, plays a significant role in the trial and its aftermath.
	Dill	Dill Harris, a curious and imaginative friend from a different town, brings a sense of adventure and excitement to Scout and Jem's lives during the summers in Maycomb.
	Maudie	Miss Maudie Atkinson serves as a source of moral guidance for Scout, offering her insight and perspective on the events unfolding in Maycomb.
	Alexandra	Aunt Alexandra, Atticus' strict and traditional sister, seeks to impose societal norms and conventions upon Scout and Jem.
	Heck	Heck Tate, the town's sheriff, plays a crucial role in the trial and its aftermath.
	Tate	Heck Tate, the town's sheriff, plays a crucial role in the trial and its aftermath.
	Sykes	Reverend Sykes, a respected church leader, promotes unity and justice within the community.
	Dubose	Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose, an elderly woman, teaches Jem and Scout about courage and forgiveness.
	Taylor	Judge Taylor presides over Tom Robinson's trial.

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Scout

Finch

Atticus

Jem

Boo

Radley

Calpurnia

Tom

Robinson

Mayella

Ewell

Bob

Dill

Maudie

Alexandra

Heck

Tate

Sykes

Dubose

Taylor

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