To Kill A Mockingbird - The affects of one's surrounding environment on their personality and morals.

Chapter 8 - Prompt #8 <Tab/>The main attitude which is predominant in this chapter and is displayed throughout the entirety of the novel is the opinion that people who base their lives outside are more free-spirited and kind, while those that reside inside barriers, physical or religious, are strict and demanding. Miss Maudie is happy to be able to have a small house so she can have a bigger garden and spend …

…of the protagonists in the novel. Boo Radley opens up the novel and gives the reader a tremendous amount of information about the main characters in the novel, providing the background information and cultural context about Alabama's society. Ultimately, by creating the theme that people who stay indoors are prejudice, while people who stay outdoors are kind, brings about several other themes of discrimination, plot advancement, cultural context, and characterization into To Kill a Mockingbird.