Question

ONLY ANSWER IF YOU READ TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD:

1) What seems to define what Atticus is obliged to do?-(If you can't answer can you just tell me what obliged is?)
2) What are you noticing that Scout CAN reliably report to you?-(If you can't answer can you just tell me what it is asking?)
3) So far, which characters are multi-dimensional?-(If you can't answer can you just tell me how you tell if a character is multi-dimensional, and what that means?)

Answer 1

Answers (ish):

obliged is "make legally or morally bound to an action or course of action"

"doctors are obliged by law to keep patients alive while there is a chance of recovery"

unfortunately, it's been a while since I read the book, so I don't know the exact answer

since the book is told in a way where adult scout is remembering parts of her early childhood, this naturally makes her a generally unreliable narrator as memory fades. so, the question is asking, what in the book can be known to be reliable, so not entirely bound to scout's memory.

a multi-dimensional character tends to mean when a character has many sides to themselves, like personalities, secrets, etc. A good example would be Boo Radley