Introduction “To Kill a Mockingbird” sends the main message that every human deserves to be treated with dignity. All humans have the right and freedom to access different activities, and these remain vital for the survival of people. Human empathy is one of the most critical human characteristics that define the relationship between different people and their survival in society. “To Kill a Mockingbird” shows how Atticus Children informs his children to have empathy and avoid killing mockingbirds since killing the mockingbird is sinful. Therefore, “To Kill a Mockingbird” is an article that should not be banned since it teaches people the concept of empathy and how people should respect each other and the rights of various individuals. Jeremy Atticus is the father of Finch, who is also a lawyer. He teaches Finch how to show empathy and how not to kill the mockingbird. Jem tells his children that killing a mockingbird is a sin. Jeremy also teaches his children how to be just and show empathy. Being empathetic and remaining just are two values that are essential in society since they define the relationships between different individuals (Allen, 2021). In the case presented, Jeremy alludes that birds are always innocent and harmless and that they should not be killed. In the book, Jeremy argues that mockingbirds should not be killed because killing them is unjust. The concept of justice and fairness is brought out in other cases that Jeremy would handle later on. Therefore, “To kill a mockingbird” focuses on society and how humans should relate to each other while respecting the space and interactions between various individuals. Ideals Presented In the book, prejudice and superstition are also played out by the children who become interested in Boo. Prejudice defines the judgments that people hold against other groups that are distinct and different from them. Prejudices have been witnessed in society and have been critical in defining how people are judged and how society functions. Arthur Radley, Boo, is a reclusive neighbor who is also regarded as a local legend. The children have a different idea about Boo and are always trespassing on their property of Boo. There is the dehumanization that has been perpetuated by their elders that strike the children. However, Atticus attempts to tell the children to be more sensitive in handling Boo. The step that is taken by Atticus indicates that he is sensitive enough and is working towards ensuring that society as a whole remains just and fair. The book uses children’s characters to show how society works. The society that has been presented is critical in understanding how the foundation of a society is built. The children’s characters that have been used paint the empathy of different individuals and how they can be vital in building a relationship between the people and the texts that are developed. Understanding the themes remains vital in ensuring that different objectives are achieved while at the same time ensuring that the issues facing society are critically painted and understood. The story that has been painted in “To Kill a Mockingbird” shows how people should treat each other and symbolizes the interactions of different people. The mockingbird represents the innocent and fair individuals in society. Therefore, the b