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One fascinating character in, To Kill a Mockingbird, is Atticus. He shows the side of him in the court house that no one has ever seen before. Being serious, responsible, and trying to win his case is what Atticus acts when he defeats his case for Tom Robinson. Everyone knows that Tom Robinson is guilty because of racism, people not respecting black people, and thinking black people are bad people. Though Atticus thinks the same that people think that, Atticus fights his case and he defines a respect for black people and others actions in this book. By unbuttoning and taking his layered jacket off, showed that the case is extremely more important than what the rules were for dressing. Also it was very hot and he didn't care what people thought about him, but instead he cared about winning his case for Tom Robinson. With all the pressure and agonizing, we can all see that Atticus cares about this case more than anything and changes his behavior and personality to win it.