Atticus proves not only that he strongly believed in justice, but also that society's thoughts and racist speeches did not influence the how he was going to defend Tom, but I just gave him a reality check about how he has to work hard to prove Tom's innocence. After his hard work, he was respected not only by the white community, but also by the black community, although he did not care whether it was the black or the white who respected him, because under the flesh, the warm heart is the same . Atticus was well known and well-liked by neighbors and the community, making him capable of taking on the next big task. Last but not least, he is a hero. A hero for defending a human being and defending him with the rest of his knowledge, a hero for having a great influence on his children and everyone who knows him and also a hero for believing in justice rather than thoughts of society! In To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch is depicted as a well-liked individual in the Maycomb community, a man who rightfully believes that justice prevails and who is also depicted as a hero to all..