The virtue of courage is known as a consistent act of purity and conquest in all values ​​of fear, therefore considered the greatest of all virtues. To be courageous, you must have the ability to fight against the opposing forces of society and firmly build a self-encouraging mindset that can encourage yourself to move forward. Acts of courage can be approached with a sense of justice regardless of the outcomes, where one contests oneself, another person, or society. Atticus Finch portrays a heroic figure who consistently perseveres despite society's judgment and criticism and defends his personal beliefs. He risks his social reputation and physical safety to defend a poor, unemployed black man, Tom Robinson. It also jeopardizes the possibility of Jem being punished for defending the gallant Boo (Arthur Radley) from redundant attention. Tom Robinson is a poor, unemployed black man who is falsely accused of raping Mayella Ewell, but the truth is that he was innocent. and was incapable of physically molesting anyone because his left arm was 12 inches shorter than his right, and Atticus and Jem assessed that he was incapable of carrying out any form of abuse. Several Maycomb residents opposed him, especially Mrs. Dubose who called Atticus a "nigger lover" and his sister who disagreed with his decision, and the residents frowned and disregarded him for his integrity to the community black. However, Atticus is committed and chooses to fulfill his duty to serve Tom Robinson before justice. During the trial, he was aware that he would lose this well-fought case because the jury had doubts in reaching the motivating verdict saying: "Courage is when you know that... in the middle of the paper...". ..dley.The novel contains several moments of courage; showing Atticus displaying a sense of purity and positive roles as a character. Tom Robinson's defense can be recorded as one of the most intriguing factors in history; defending the skinny black man from a falsely accused rape case and supporting Tom from the hardships of a group of rioters protesting his prison doors. Atticus often effectively secured his position as a heroic figure by persevering despite the doubts and opposition, which included his family and friends in Maycomb, that occurred during his moments against.Works Citedhttps://www.123helpme.com /view. asp?id=94195https://www.123helpme.com/view.asp?id=15963http://www.bibalex.org/libraries/BigRead/Attachments/Essays/2009072812334380084.pdfhttp://au.answers.yahoo. com/question/index?qid=20080412150402AAAdaJB