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3 years ago

To Kill a Mocking Bird

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ANSWER:
Throughout the book, there is many different sub plots, themes, and motives, however, overall the To Kill A Mockingbird is centered around the aspect of Discrimination based on Race. One of the main characters and clear protagonist, Atticus Finch, strives to defend a victim of prejudice in court as it's his job as a lawyer, and his own personal worry.

There is no clear antagonist, expect the family who have accused a black man of crime.

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