Pedagogy at Atticus:
1. When children ask questions, answer them. But don't play unnecessarily. Children are always children, but they can see that you are running away faster than adults. You'll confuse them if you don't answer.
2. It is inevitable for children to say unpleasant things. When they find it unpleasant to say these unpleasant words, these unpleasant words will disappear automatically with the passage of time.
3. Don't always think that a man with a gun in his hand is brave.
True bravery is knowing that you are going to fail before you act, but still acting, no matter what, going to the end. You often fail, but sometimes you can win.
4. Modi: "If there's one thing that makes your dad different, it's that he's civilized at heart. Sharpshooters are a talent, a skill - and of course you have to learn it with practice. , but shooting is not the same as playing the piano or anything like that. I think he put the gun down because he realized that God gave him an unfair talent that surpassed most creatures. I guess he decided not to unless he had to Shoot again."
"Serious people are never proud of their talents."
5. "Atticus, you must be wrong..."
"How am I wrong?"
"Most people seem to think they're right and you're wrong..."
"They certainly have a right to think that way, and their views have a right to be respected," Atticus said, "but I have to deal with myself first before dealing with people.
Principles accepted by most people should be followed, but not if it is against one's conscience to do so. Disobedience is only possible in this case. "
6. James tries to forget something, but he can only forget it temporarily. After a considerable amount of time, he was able to calmly consider the matter and come to a conclusion. After he calmly thinks about it, he'll be his usual James again.
7. "But is it right to hate Hitler?"
"No, it shouldn't," he said. "It shouldn't be to hate anyone."
8. I am everything to them. James always looks at me before looking at anyone, and I have tried to live with integrity in order to look back at him without shame...
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