He was even opposed by some who considered his daring and unconventional, rhythm & blues-oriented (rockabilly) music too sexually-arousing and similar to southern black music.As a fire blazed at Merlin""s camp, he had everyone look into the "Fire of Truth" to interpret its billowing smoke as Rorschach images.The Gyro Captain successfully bargained for his life as he kept exclaiming:"Gas! Fuel! Gasoline! Thousands of gallons of it! As much as you want!.The film""s taglines emphasized the title character""s revivalist fervor - and the continuing struggle between the dichotomous and contested parts of the human soul (light and dark, sin and salvation, heaven and hell, angelic and devilish, redemption vs.[Her character represents the novel""s author.Finch was the middle name of Harper Lee""s father.Also, a mockingbird and a Finch arebothsongbirds.] Uncredited Kim Stanley narrates the film in voice-over as an adult version of Scout.She intelligently recalls where she grew up, in a small Southern own, where "the day was 24 hours long, but it seemed longer":Maycomb was a tired old town, even in 1932 when I first knew it.