To kill a mokingbird
... treat people who are different wrongly because they felt they were superior to them. The adults weren’t acting like adults at all and were passing on their wrong judgment to the younger kids. When Scout’s classmate says, “Scout Finch’s daddy defended niggers.” It demonstrated how their knowledge has been passed down unknowingly which causes their kids to act the way they are. They simply do not know any better and just assume this is the way to treat anybody who is not among their “kind.” Because Boo Radley was anti-social and stayed locked up in his home so the community labeled him as a “monster.” Miss Stephanie Crawford says “ she woke up in the middle of the night one time and saw him looking straight through the window at her…said his head was like a skull lookin’ at her.” Everyday people choose to falsely portray individuals because they may appear or act unusual and they do not realize how negatively they are affecting them. It’s easier to go along with others judgment instead of doing what you think is correct. Society attacks vulnerable people because they might just want a moment’s entertainment but they don’t realize that their actions can emotionally scar them. For some people prejudging becomes so common in their everyday life, that they don’t even realize what they’re doing is immoral. Tom Robinson and Boo Radley were unfortunately disadvantaged in their small community due to ignorant behavior. They were forced to witness people that were helping them being treated dreadfully along the way. Tom Robinson was hesitant to continue receivi...