In Harper Lees To Kill a Mockingbird, interesting characters are introduced. Atticus Finch is one of these characters. Atticus proved to be intelligent, nonjudgmental, encouraging, and disciplined throughout the story.
First of all, Atticus was a intelligent man in many ways. He always had some type of intelligent things to tell the people of Maycomb county. Atticus also was a lawyer as well. Atticus has proven to be a good lawyer in Maycomb because of his intelligence and the cases that he won. However there was one case that Atticus did not win because his defendant was a black man. In spit of Atticus losing the case, the people of Maycomb still thought well of him.
Second of all, Atticus was a nonjudgmental person. He was fine with blacks as well as he was with whites. He also wasnt a races person, although he was brought up in a races family. Atticus treated everybody he knew the same because he saw no harm and he tries to teach his children and other people from Maycomb the same thing.
Third of all, Atticus was a encouraging man. He always encourages his children to do their best and to treat others with respect. He also encouraged his children to do right things as well. Atticus was a type of parent that would encourage his children as well as others, he just want to see everybody happy and doing the respectful things.
Fourth of all, Atticus disciplined his children in a much different way than what most would consider. Atticus didnt whip his children to show discipline, he preferred just to talk to them. Atticus did much more than just talking to his children, he let them learn from their mistakes. His way of discipline was very unique because his children turned out to be just fine and he never had any serious problems out of them. The way Atticus discipline his children is the way every parent should consider discipline there children.
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