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The Nature of Man:
Man is a social animal and can not exist without the presence of others. He feels the need to be with a society and develops his personality, language, and inner-self by living with a society. Hossain and Ali further explains how, “every human took birth, grows, and die in society” (Hossain & Ali 132). In addition, all human qualities is developed from the interaction with others in a society. On the other hand, man can easily be influenced in a negative way by also interacting with others which creates a prolonging problem. In “To Kill a Mockingbird,” the white adults of town are influencing Scout and Jem by interacting with them to show how Atticus made a mistake to defend Tom Robinson. Atticus even goes to tell his kids to be quiet and respectful to prove that they need a society to survive even when it goes wrong.