In the novel To Kill a MockingBird written by Harper Lee there are many events that occur that show the theme of appearance vs Reality.
<h3>How this theme is demonstrated ?</h3>
In the novel To Kill a MockingBird written by Harper Lee there are many events that occur that show the theme of appearance vs Reality. Boo Radley is portrayed in the narrative as a creature that lurks in his home and terrifies young children.
Tom Robinson is infamous for sexually abusing a young white woman, while Mrs. Dubose is an elderly woman who struggled with morphine addiction.
Because people in this era view black people differently and don't treat them equally than they would a white man or woman at this time, several characters in To Kill A Mockingbird are portrayed differently from who they are in actuality.
Jem declares "According to his tracks, Boo was around six and a half feet tall. His hands were covered in blood because he consumed raw squirrels and any cats he could catch.
