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"Atticus is real old, but I wouldn't care if he couldn't do anything—I wouldn't care if he couldn't do a blessed thing." In Chapter 10 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Jem and Scout are ashamed that their father doesn't hunt, fish, or play football like other dads. But when a rabid dog named Tim Johnson wanders down the street, the children discover a side of Atticus they never knew existed.

In this analysis, we explore the shift in the children's perspective and the deep moral lesson Atticus teaches them about power, humility, and what it actually means to be a "gentleman."

In this video, we break down:

-The "Boring" Dad: Why Jem and Scout are initially embarrassed by Atticus.
-Tim Johnson (The Mad Dog): Understanding the symbolism of the rabid dog as a representation of Maycomb's "usual disease" (racism).
-The Sheriff’s Hesitation: Why Heck Tate hands the gun to Atticus.
-The Revelation of "One-Shot Finch": Why Atticus kept his legendary marksmanship a secret for decades.
-Jem’s Growth: Why Jem decides not to tell his friends about Atticus’s talent at the end of the chapter.

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