But Jean Louise's father would not sit away from the public eye, taking on a racially-based case in Jim Crow's South.
At one point in the story, the young narrator wishes that this man was a devil from hell. After all, he was feeble, almost fifty, never went hunting or played poker, and was nearly blind in his left eye. But Jean Louise's father would not sit away from the public eye, taking on a racially-based case in Jim Crow's South. In doing so, he became the paragon of justice, putting his reputation and life on the line. For ten points, Gregory Peck portrayed what character in Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird?
At one point in the story, the young narrator wishes that this man was a devil from hell.
{Atticus Finch}