Choose one of the following questions to answer in a complete paragraph (minimum of 3 sentences). Note which question you are responding to.
1. Who believes that Tom Robinson has a chance at being set free? Why do they believe this?
2. Why do Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus, even after his defendant Tom was found guilty?
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1. Atticus, Jem, and Scout are some of the people who belive that Tom has a chance. While all of the white population say he is guilty
#2 Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus because they know that he tried his best. They know that he is fair. He doesn't judge people.
#1. Atticus, Jem, and Scout are just a few of the people that believe Tom has a chance. The bad thing is though is that there are only very few people that believe this. They know that he never committed the crime that was held against him.
2.They had respect for him. They think that Tom may have a chance. They think that Atticus did a good job.
#2 They want to support him because they appreciated what Atticus did for Tom. Even though Tom was found guilty they still believe that Atticus did his best to help Tom Robinson.
#2. Reverend Sykes and the black people stand for Atticus, because they know he is doing his best. They also know he is fair, And that he doesn't judge people.
2. I think they stood up for him even after the defeat because they had so much respect for him. He did something for them that was almost unacceptible to his kind. He defended a black person. And they were very thankful to him.
Question 2.
The Finche's and just a few other people believe that Tom actually had a chance to be found not guilty. The only bad thing is that there were only very few people that actually believed this. They all know that had never comitted the crime that they said he did.
1. Atticus, Jem, Dill, Scout and all the black people think Tom has a good chance of being set free. They beleive this because Tom gave a good testimony and Atticus had a good closing statement. But if the lose, Atticus says he will get an repeal.
#2 They stood up for Atticus becuase he tried his best to help Tom. They knew he cared about Tom. If it wasn't for Atticus, Tom would not have had any hope at all.
#2 They all stood because of three reasons probably, (1)because they were 'lower' than he was.(2)Because he had defended a black man and they wanted to show their gratitude.(3)Because he believed Tom. All of these could be reasons for standing while he passed through.
Number 2:
I think they stand because they respect him. He defended a black man, and tried his best. They are proud that he cared about Tom.
#1
Atticus, Jem, and scout think that tom has a chance. Because they dont believe the lady. And they know that he didn't make the crime.
#1 Atticus,Jem,and Scout are some of the people who belive that Tom has a chance. While all of the white population say he is guilty.
#2 Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus because they know that he tried his best. Even though Tom was found guilty. Every one in the black seats think he isnt guilty.
#1......... Atticus, Jem, and Scout think he is going to be set free. While all of the other white people think he is going to be guilty.
#2
Reverend Sykes and the black people stand for Atticus, because they know he tried his best. They also know he is fair. He doesn't judge people.
2. When Aticus took Toms case he was doing what most people wouldnt do. Back then people would not defend a black person. The African-Americans stood to thank him for his deed.
2. I think they were all for Atticus because they believed in him. Also because he defended a black man. They thought that was good that he took his side. Most people would't have done that. These are some reasons why they might of stood behind Atticus.
1. Atticus, Tom Robinson's friends and family, Jem, and Scout are some of the people who believe that Tom is innocent. They believe he is innocent because all of the evidence shows that he didn't do the crime. The problem is that the jury is racist and they don't believe Tom because he is African American.
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Atticus, Jem, Dill, Scout and all the black people think Tom should be set free. They beleive this because Tom had alot of evedence proving his case.
Q.2
Reverend Skyes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus even after his defendant Tom was found guilty because they know Atticus tried his best. They also know that Atticus had good intentions for Tom and knew he was innocent.
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Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stand for Atticus. I think this because they are also African American. I think why they still stand for Atticus even when he was found guilty was because they know that he is inicent and he is their friend.
#1 Atticus, Jem , and Scout. They know that he never commited the crime that was held against him.
2. They respect Atticus because he stood up for Tom when other white people wouldn't. They think that he did a good job in the court hearing despite the verdict. Atticus cared for all the blacks.
1 Atticus, Jem, and Scout are some people that belive that tom has a chance. All of the white people think that tom is guilty. They think this cause tom was a good man a didnt have it in him to rap her.
#1 Jem, Atticus, and Scout are about the only white people who thought he is innocent. Most of the white people thought he is guilty just because he was black. Most of the black people were on Tom's side because they knew he was innocent.
#2
The African American spectators stand for Atticus because he actually tried to defend a black person.
#1. Atticus, Jem, and Scout are some of the people who belive that Tom has a chance. While all af the white people of the corte think hes guilty.
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Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American support Atticus. The reson they do is that he tryed his hardest to set him free.They also new that it was a long shot to get him free
1. Atticus,Jem, and Scout are some of the people who belive that Tom has a chance. While all of the white population say he is gulity
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Jem, Scout, and Atticus are about the only people that think Tom has a chance of being set free. They think that because all the white people like black people and don't really think he is guilty they are just racist.
#2 They stood up for Atticus becuase he tried his best to help Tom. They knew he cared about Tom. If it wasn't for Atticus, Tom would not have had any hope at all.
#2. Even after Tom was found guilty, Reverend Sykes and the rest of the African American spectators stood for Atticus. They knew that he tried his best to protect Tom. Also, he was a good friend and he didn't judge people.
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