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She is the narrator of the story who writes about two years of her life.

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innocent search for justice

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role-model and motherly figure in the lives of Jem and Scout as they grow older

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liberal Alabama lawyer and statesman who frequently defended African Americans within the racially prejudiced Southern legal system.

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She lives near the Finch household and is known as the town gossip.

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spends much of his time with his sister and playing childhood games, but through the course of the story, Jem loses his childhood innocence as he learns the harsh realities of adult life.

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he was young he began to associate with a gang of boys and gradually they became a nuisance in Maycomb, drinking whiskey and going to dances at a gambling den

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grew up on Finch Landing and has a long history with Atticus and his siblings.

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Scout's first-grade teacher who is new in town and boards in Miss Maudie's upstairs front room.

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A poor farmer and part of the mob that seeks to lynch Tom Robinson at the jail.

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an ill, elderly woman who lives two doors down from the Finches, is known by many in the neighborhood to be “the meanest old woman who ever lived.

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the sister of Atticus Finch and aunt to Scout and Jem.

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shunned family known as the Ewells, who are well known to live in dumps.

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Boo Radlys parents

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An older and cantankerous neighbor who lives across the street from the Finches.

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ten years younger than his brother Atticus Finch.

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Dill's aunt and the Finches' next door neighbor.

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The eldest of Radleys son

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a classmate of Scout's, but he also represents the typical, middle-class, white child in Maycomb.

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He’s a tall and slender man who wears cowboy boots. He carries a rifle, but he insists that he’s not as good of a shot as Atticus, though this is never confirmed.

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He often looks like he’s asleep and not paying attention, but in reality, he pays close attention to court proceedings and is a strict and fair judge.

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Works in a cotton field in Maycomb.

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He treats Tom Robinson rudely during his questioning, which disturbs Dill

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a drunkard and an abuser who is despised throughout the community, and very likely by his own family.

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At 19 years old, she serves as a surrogate mother for her seven younger brothers and sisters while her father, a drunkard, beats and sexually assaults her.