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**maxsobq** · 11-04-2005, 08:00 AM

NM!!

Glad you're back! Yes I did picture Peck as Atticus while reading the book and I loved it!! The movie absolutely is my all time favorite and I agree, I worship Gregory Peck too!!

Rajasaranam!

Hi and thanks for your response. I finished the book long ago and re-read many parts that strike some indescribable chord deep in the soul....

I don't think I can find the right words to describe Atticus. He is the epitome of righteousness without the element of ideality, that makes him very much human and tangible. Since I had seen the movie before reading the book, I was constantly picturing Gregory Peck as Atticus while reading. He has nothing short of immortalized Atticus!

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maxsobq Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 396 Senior Member	NM!! Glad you're back! Yes I did picture Peck as Atticus while reading the book and I loved it!! The movie absolutely is my all time favorite and I agree, I worship Gregory Peck too!! Rajasaranam! Hi and thanks for your response. I finished the book long ago and re-read many parts that strike some indescribable chord deep in the soul.... I don't think I can find the right words to describe Atticus. He is the epitome of righteousness without the element of ideality, that makes him very much human and tangible. Since I had seen the movie before reading the book, I was constantly picturing Gregory Peck as Atticus while reading. He has nothing short of immortalized Atticus!
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