Who is the hero of To Kill a Mockingbird?

Answer 1

The hero of To Kill a Mockingbird is arguably Atticus Finch. Atticus remains a steadfast moral compass throughout the novel. He agrees to take Tom Robinson's case and tries his best to prove his innocence. Atticus also tries to teach Jem and Scout the responsibilities of growing up and being a part of the community.

Answer 2

In Hollywood's top one hundred count down of the best heroes and villains
Atticus Fitch made #1.

1. He represented the citizens in his jurisdiction expecting only what restitution they could make.
2. He told the people what it is they should do.
3. He did the right thing as an example to the people.
4. He raised his children (as a single father) in a constant education in fairness and justice.
5. He took abuse without anger or vindictiveness
6. He defended the wrongfully accused without fear for his personal detriment
7. Put his life on the line.
8. Put aside his own strongly held conviction to serve the greater good.
9. Was the top shot in the county and didn't brag about it.

Answer 3

Atticus is a hero in some parts of the book, like when he shot the mad (rabid) dog and when he took up the Tom Robinson case. If you are referring to the end of the book...it's because he wasn't the one who saved them.

Sorry I just didn't want to be a spoiler (if you are referring to the end).

Answer 4

The hero of "To Kill a Mockingbird" is widely considered to be Atticus Finch. He stands up for justice and morality in the face of racism and prejudice, serving as a beacon of integrity and compassion throughout the novel. His unwavering commitment to doing what is right, even when it is unpopular, makes him a hero in the eyes of many readers.

Answer 5

Some people believe so because even though he knew he was going to lose he still went ahead and did the trial.

Answer 6

Atticus is a hero because he takes Tom Robinson's case, stands for what is right even when opposition tried to bring him down and he taught his children valuable lessons.

Answer 7

Yes, Atticus is considered a mockingbird in the novel. He only does goos for society and it wouldn't be right to punish him for pleasing everyone