At one point, this man's sister, Aunt Alexandra, stays at his house.
As part of a punishment, this character forces his children to read to the dying Mrs. Dubose for a month. One argument made by this man focuses on how a left-handed person would be more likely to produce a bruise on the right side of the face than a man with a shriveled left arm. At one point, this man's sister, Aunt Alexandra, stays at his house. He lives with his maid Calpurnia, and defends Tom Robinson on charges of rape brought up by Mayella Ewell. For 10 points, name this father of Jem and Scout, a central character in To Kill a Mockingbird.
As part of a punishment, this character forces his children to read to the dying Mrs. Dubose for a month.
{Atticus} Finch [prompt on “{Finch}”]