His father was also a lawyer, similar to Atticus in some ways. Calm, calm, doesn't talk much on weekdays, treats me well. He tried to guide me to be a righteous and kind person, through face-to-face communication in the dead of night, or to share a persuasive article, a moving movie, and sometimes just a familiar classic song. To be an upright person. You can get bad grades and be inferior to others in some areas, but there is only one person in a billion people, and none of this prevents you from being a bright and upright person. He said. I never had the opportunity to witness my father in court. He didn't have the handsome face of Gregory Peck, nor was he perfect in character. But he is still a good father, a good lawyer, full of responsibility, good upbringing, rich experience and excellent eloquence. The courage, justice and conscience that Atticus showed in defending Tom was, I believe, what my father looked like in court. At the end of the film, Atticus holds Scott and waits for Jem to wake up all night. Just like my father has been waiting for me to grow up since I was born. I wish Jem and I could be like Atticus, like a father. May the robin sing freely forever, and the beautiful melody will always echo in the world.
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