According to the story why is it wrong to kill a mockingbird?

Answer 1

Scout is the narrator in To Kill A Mockingbird and it better shows the views of children and somewhat of an outside view.

Her name "Scout" is a term for someone who goes and retrieves information and brings it to people which is what she does in the story for the reader.

Answer 2

In the story, "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, it is wrong to kill a mockingbird because they are innocent creatures that do no harm and only bring joy through their songs. Symbolically, the mockingbird represents innocence and purity, and to harm them is seen as a great moral wrong.

Answer 3

In the book, Atticus states that you should never kill a mockingbird because it is innocence.

In the book, Atticus, the kids, Black people (Tom R.), etc.

symobolize mockingbirds, they are INNOCENT.

Atticus=Mockingbird because he took the Tom R. case because he belived it was the right thing to do, and people were critizizing him, even though he did nothing wrong

KIDS= Mockingbirds because they did nothing wrong and were harmed because their dad took the Tom R. case

Tom. Robinson= mockingbird because he did nothing to harm Mayella Ewell but was accused anyways because people think tht they can put him in jail just because he was African American

Answer 4

if your talking about the play then playwrights often do that to condense it some so your not sitting there watching/performing all night and trust me it gets extremely hot under stage lights so nobody wants to perform all night. the narrator's lines are used to break the 4th wall or talk to the audience it helps the play get more personal with the audience members.

also remember it is black and white, meaning hushed tones not much color.

I'm a drama student so this is second nature

Feel free to improve upon my answer.