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1. How would you describe Atticus's universe of obligation? How can he respect both his racist neighbors, such as Mrs. Dubose, and the black man he will defend in coba Tom Robinson?
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1. How would you describe Atticus's universe of obligation? How can he respect both his racist neighbors, such as

Mrs. Dubose, and the black man he will defend in coba Tom Robinson?

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way she could. In the end she battled her addiction and found room in her heart to let two children, Scout and Jem, into her life. Atticus asks his children to consider the ignorance of their friends and neighbors comes from years of conditioning. It is difficult to undo the s

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