Scout on Judge Taylor, who may seem to be laid back, but has a lot more control over his courtroom than appears and is very alert during trials. Atticus intelligently asks Bob Ewell, who has little control of his lies in the witness box, to write his name on an envelope. Judge Taylor observes Ewell uses his left hand. Atticus believes Ewell beat his daughter Mayella, not Tom Robinson. Link Deas courageously stands up in the public gallery during the trial of Tom Robinson and yells out in support of Tom.
He earns a rebuke from the judge for his outburst and is sent out of the courtroom. Scout describes the return of the Tom Robinson trial jury from their deliberations and the voice of Judge Taylor like as if she was in a trance-type state.
She knows it will be a guilty verdict, especially when none of the jurors look at Tom Robinson. He reacts like he was being physically attacked. Miss Maudie in reply to Jem, when he asks her to name another person who attempted to help Tom Robinson aside from Atticus. Theme Wheel. Everything you need for every book you read. The way the content is organized and presented is seamlessly smooth, innovative, and comprehensive.
The elderly judge in Maycomb. He has a peculiar habit of eating cigars during court proceedings, which fascinates and delights Scout. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 9. Chapter Scout surveys the room. Judge Taylor , as usual, looks to be asleep. Scout hopes she can watch him eat a Scout thinks all of this seems boring. Bob Ewell is bright Gilmer and makes a crude joke when Mr. Judge Taylor tells Mr. Fixing Mr. To Kill a Mocking Bird was a genius creation, written by Harper Lee, in this amazing novel she shows how prejudice and bias affected people on the daily basis in the small town of Maycomb in the early s. During that time African Americans were mistreated because of the heavy prejudice against their skin color.
When people do not fully understand others they are creating prejudice and bias against them. Some interactions between whites and black were strictly forbidden by the society.
Atticus was a great man. He was kind, caring, respectful, well thought of, level headed, and anything and everything that a good lawyer and father should be. He is one too just wants what 's right, which is why he did his best to defend Tom, when the case shouldn 't have been given to him but a low man who just finished the bar Judge taylor gave him the case because he knew he would give it his all to bring out the truth.
He also sees everyone as equals and does not believe that the whites are any better than the blacks. Attics makes points toward the jury that in any other place or time would have been ruled in Toms being not guilty but because of the segregation in the deep south of maycomb the jury had their mind made up before tom even.
Tom Robinson is in court because he is accused of raping Bob Ewell 's daughter. Tom is a black man and during that time they were still being discriminated and being treated unfairly. Bob is a white man and when a white man accuses a black man of anything the white man is the outcome is usually in the white man 's favor. In the courthouse Atticus was trying to defend Tom Robinson, he uses an allusion and says, " But there is one way in this country in which all men are created equal--there is one human institution that makes a pauper the equal of a Rockefeller, the stupid man the equal of an Einstein Tom Robinson was also innocent but because he is back no one would believe his point of view about what had really happened.
All Mockingbirds do is bring beauty to the world. Mockingbirds symbolize innocence and do not deserve to be wounded by the cruelness of the world. They are innocent people. The novel, written by Harper Lee, and film, are alike in many ways, but they are also unlike as well.
Lastly, the final verdict varied for each case. The evidence within the novel was only supported by Mayella. In this award-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, we learn a lot about this poor town. In this novel, a very smart white lawyer named Atticus defends an innocent black man but unfortunately, he got wrongly accused.
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