In the novel "To Kill a Mocking Bird" by Harper Lee, the main character, Atticus Finch, is very strong. He is a very strong character both morally and physically. This strength is portrayed in many different ways throughout the novel.

Most of Atticus' strength comes from him being a good parent. He has the task of raising two children on his own but copes very well. The Finch family are a very close-knit group and Atticus has developed a remarkable bond with both Jem and Scout. Atticus wants to teach his children good values. He is also very honest and open to his children. The children respect him and try to follow his example.

Atticus is a model of true Christian values. He lives his life based on his principles. This is the case with his sincere defence of the Negro Tom Robinson. He is a very determined...