What Does Jem Expect The Verdict To Be? Does Atticus Think The Same?
What Does Jem Expect The Verdict To Be? Does Atticus Think The Same?. Jemexpects a not guilty verdict. Does atticus think the same?
Throughout the trial, he finds it obvious that tom is innocent. Jem is excited that tom will be cleared and disillusioned when he is not. Jem believes that tom will be found innocent, but atticus does not believe that to be true.
The Odds Weren't In Tom's Favor, Because Of The Case, Even Though Atticus Is The Best.
Throughout the trial, he finds it obvious that tom is innocent. (jonah)jem thinks the verdict should be innocent. Atticus more than proved without a shadow of a doubt that tom robinson was.
At One Point Near The Beginning Of The.
Jem thinks that tom robinson will be found innocent. He's done his best shot, but his gun is empty, there was no chance for tom. In to kill a mockingbird what does jem expect the verdict to be and does atticus think the same?
Atticus Knows The Disposition Of The Town, & He Knows They Don't Really Have A Chance.
He does not understand that the jury will say he is guilty because. What does jem expect the verdict to be? To kill a mockingbird book details.
Thus, Jem Clearly Expects Tom To Be Acquitted, But Atticus Is Not So Sure.
Jemexpects a not guilty verdict. In chapter 21, jem clearly believes that the verdict in tom robinson’s trial will be one of innocence. Does atticus think the same?
Atticus Thinks The Verdict Should Be Innocent Aswell But Knows The People Of Maycomb Will Not Be Able To Get.
Jem expected the verdict ( tom ) to be claimed innocent. Jem expects the verdict (tom) to be innocent. Does atticus think the same?
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