Tom Robinson Rough Draft

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Audri Ann White Mrs. Huggins English II 13 May 2024.

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Introduction: In To Kill a Mockingbird, it uses the mockingbird to show innocence. Tom Robinson never caused harm to anyone. In my opinion, he is an example of the mocking bird because he has a good heart. In the book it says that it is wrong to hurt a mockingbird. Tom was still treated this way anyway, even though he was innocent towards everyone.

Body 1: Tom Robinson is a nice person throughout the book. He helps others to do the same. He does not want anything in return. He helps Mayella Ewell even though he gets in trouble. Tom cares for the other people, even though he could get in trouble for his actions. People do not like him because of his race. He represents a mockingbird
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