Racial Inequality In To Kill A Mockingbird Essay

To Kill a Mocking bird, a book written by Harper Lee is a fictional story that is loosely based off Harper’s own observations of the racial inequality and life at the time and is an excellent book that perfectly shows human behaviour at its finest and lowest points.
The plot throughout the story is one that keeps your interest piqued without giving away what’s going to happen early. The book starts off with the main character and narrator, Jean Louise “Scout” Finch, who at the beginning was 6 years old and still full of innocence. As the story is about racial inequality, she slowly learns about what is going on during the trial after she is teased by her colleagues, who have more of an understanding and have been influenced by their parents, who all dislike the idea of a white man, Atticus, trying to properly defend a black man who is accused of raping a white female.
Throughout the novel, many different characters are introduced that all have their own level of importance to the story. In my opinion, a few of the most crucial and important characters that make up the story line inc...