Lakhasly

oDill lives in Mississippi with his mother but visits Maycomb in the summer as he is the nephew of Ms. Rachel.At the trial, he is saddened by the way Tom is cross-examined by Mr. Gilmer, the prosecutor, and is dismayed and sheds tears that the 'coloured folks' are not treated like human beings.An outsider in the town, his curiosity inspires the Finch children to look at the town and the townspeople through his eyes.

•Dill lives in Mississippi with his mother but visits Maycomb in the summer as he is the nephew of Ms. Rachel. He becomes friends with Jem and Scout the first time he visits Maycomb. An outsider in the town, his curiosity inspires the Finch children to look at the town and the townspeople through his eyes. Dill’s interest in Boo Radley leads them to prowl around the house to catch a glimpse of him. Dill has the habit of telling stories that are unbelievable, nonetheless very imaginative and engaging. Dill has a soft corner for the lonely and homeless. He lacks a stable home life and even runs away from his mother because they would be ‘new father’ at home. At the trial, he is saddened by the way Tom is cross-examined by Mr. Gilmer, the prosecutor, and is dismayed and sheds tears that the ‘coloured folks’ are not treated like human beings.