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Tom Robinson was used to show that a persons innocence should be protected because he was imprisoned wrongfully. Boo Radley's

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Tom Robinson
Climax:
Chapters 17-21
Through chapters 17 to 21 in the trail of Tom Robinson being accused of raping and beating Mayella Ewell . Tom Robinson was found guilty for a crime he did not commit. During his trail he was judge by the people of  Maycomb. when Bob Ewell gave a delusive idea to Maycomb that his daughter was raped and beaten by Tom Robinson. When Tom Robinson was sent to prison. He tried to escape but was shot seventeen times. Harper Lee uses him to show innocent because he's judged by what he looks like and not whats on the inside. Also never got the chance to be protect from others.
Boo Radley
Falling Action:
Chapters 29-31
Through the chapters 29 to 31 Boo Radley started to reveal himself some more and starts doing things to help the children like how he helps them when Bob Ewell tries to harm them at night. Harper Lee makes this the falling action because the book revolves around how a persons innocence should be protected. So by Boo Radley killing Bob Ewell and Chief Heck Tate not taking him to prison shows how Boo Radley's innocence should be protected.Even though he killed a man, he did it to protect innocent children.

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Tom Robinson~ is classified as a flat character considering he never changed throughout the story. He never has the chance to change his character ways.
Boo Radley~ is considered a dynamic character. He changed from a scary person who hides in his house to a hero of 2 kids

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~The conflicts that Boo Radley experiences are both internal and external, while Tom Robinson's conflicts are mainly external.
~Boo Radley battles with his extremely shy personality, along with everyone within the town judging him.
~Tom Robinson's problem is the racism of almost everyone within Maycomb along with the Ewells making him seem like a rapist.

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~Tom Robinson develops a relationship with many people who normally wouldn't even know him. He becomes known by many rumors and lies told about him and known through the trial.
~Boo Radley also develops a delusive relationship with the town because of all the rumors that are told about him. He develops a more genuine relationship with Scout and Jem because they are able to see the authentic Arthur Radley.

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Dialogue and Internal Character Thoughts....

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Dialogue and Internal Character Thoughts....

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~Harper Lee put the character Tom Robinson into the book in order to show how racism  can obscure ones sense of judging right from wrong, even when the readers know that Tom is innocent.
~On Tom's trial, he tells the truth of the matter even when he could have gotten more punishment for "lying" if court.
~There is not much dialogue from Boo Radley, but from Scout we hear that after you meet him, he is actually a nice guy who saved Jem and Scout's lives, along with leaving trinkets and treats in the tree stump, and wrapping a blanket around Scout on a cold night.

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~Harper Lee creates the societal atmosphere in Maycomb is by making it mostly racist and discriminating towards people like Tom Robinson and Arthur Radley.
~Tom Robinson  a colored person and that makes the society around him racist and misjudging  towards him.  This lead to many rumors and confusion about Tom's relations with  the Ewell family.
~There is a great deal of gossip that surrounds the Radley's. Fabrications of Boo stabbing his father and never leaving his house make the town think that he is a psycho hermit.

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Harper Lee uses the courthouse to shows that it complies with peoples innocence or if the they have any at all. Also Harper lee uses Boos house, Boos house was showing how he is innocence from the worlds problem and from the drama of Macholm

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~ Harper Lee uses the mockingbird as a sign of innocence. The mockingbird represents innocence because its a sin to kill a mockingbird. "Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy ... That' s why its a sin to kill a mockingbird."

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Harper lee drafts innocence mainly through the middle of To Kill A Mockingbird to the end. The sequence of the events trial leads to the reader knowing that Tom Robinson is innocent, event though at the end of the trial Tom was, unrightfully declared guilty.