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"They just wasn't interested in me."

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Jack Finch withholds information unlike Atticus who is very straightforward when it comes to Jem and Scout asking questions

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Scout stops the lynch mob by reminding Walter about how he feels about his son and that Atticus feels the same way about his children.
"Say hey to Walter for me"

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Bob Ewell is a single father. He sets a bad example for his kids as he uses violence. He does illegal things (hunts out of season).

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He is overprotective and controlling. He doesn't allow Boo Radley to leave the house. Makes aurther a victim of father figures

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Atticus can be considered as a kind of model figure for an ideal father in the story. He represents this model by doing three things: being a source of comfort for his kids, being the main source of knowledge for his kids and setting a good example for his kids. He demonstrated these qualities throughout the story by hugging/kissing/spending time with his kids (comfort), tells them answers to sensitive topics such as the definition of rape (knowledge) while doing so in a tactful way, and accepting the T. Robinson case even though he knows he could potentially lose, but he's doing it simply as it's the right thing to do (good example).

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Injustice / harming the innocent

Courage

Compassion / understanding

Maturity / coming of age

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Who are they? What are they like?
How do they treat their sons / daughters?
Why has Lee chosen to include these different people in the novel?
How does their presence aid in the main themes?
How does it help us appreciate the court case and its conclusion?