Friday, 30 May 2014

I wonder if you could answer this question. How do I compare and contrast the two fathers in the story--Bob Ewell and Atticus Finch? Also, the...

There are many
more contrasts between these two figures than there are adequate comparisons. Let's first focus
on one similarity: Neither has a female counterpart. 's wife has died, and Mr. Ewell is also a
single father.

Beyond that similarity, however, all of the contrasts are
stark and apparent: Mr. Ewell treats his children with disdain and rancor, whereas Atticus
treats his children with respect, gentleness, and kindness. Mr. Ewell has had frequent run-ins
with the law and trouble with alcoholism, whereas Atticus does not drink, and is considered a
pillar in the community. The Ewells are monetarily poor, and while the Finches aren't rich,
their lifestyle is more plentiful than average. Mr. Ewell displays racism and bigotry,
and...

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