Choose one of the following questions to answer in a complete paragraph (minimum of 3 sentences). Note which question you are responding to.
1. Explain how Atticus's character has influenced Jem. Identify evidence that supports Jem's reaction to the guilty verdict.
2. How do the children (Jem, Scout, and Dill) deal with the outcome of the trial? What do their ways of coping reveal about each of them?
3. How do the adults (Atticus, Miss Rachel, Calpurnia, Aunt Alexandra, Miss Stephanie, Miss Maudie, and Bob Ewell) deal with the outcome of the trial? What do their reactions and comments reveal about each of their characters?
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2. Jem, Dill, and Scout are not very happy with the trial and they complain about the outcome alot. The way they do this reveals that they are always not happy when it dosnt go their way
1.Like all little boys they want to be just like there dad.Jem wants to win the case. Atticus is confident. So is Jem.
Dill, Jem,and Scout are sad and angry with the verdict because they felt that Atticus fought a good fight and proved Tom innocent. The verdict made them angry because it didnt go their way and that is the way it revealed themselves.
2. The children were very upset. They really wanted tom to win. But they dealt with it the best they couild even though they didnt think it was fair.
#2. Even though the children are sad, they act very mature. Throughout the whole process of the trial, certain characteristics are revealed in both Scout and Jem. For instance maturity, wiseness, and calmness start to show in both of them.
#2 They are not really happy that he was found guilty. They complain about the outcome a lot.Throughout the whole process of the trial, certain characteristics are revealed in both Scout and Jem. Wiseness and calmness start to show in both of them
#2. Scout, Dill, and Jem aren't very happy about the trial. They are crying and stuff. They didn't like how the ending turned out. This shows that they do not like things that don't go their way.
Qustion 2.
The childeren were very sad and upset. They really wanted Tom to win the case. They had to deal with is even though it was very upsetting. Even though they didnt think it was fair.
2. They thought Tom was innocent. They wish he had won. But, they just try to go on, This reveals they care but can do nothing.
#1 Jem is learnig to grow up. He is learnig to treat everyone the same and to be responsible. Scout said he was being girly.
#1 Jem respected his father and was sure that they were going to win the trial. When they didn't Jem broke down in sobbs knowing that he should have been freed. Jem had firmly believed that Tom wasn't guilty after listening to his father.
Number 2:
They think it was an unfair trial. Jem and Dill both cry. They are mad at the Maycomb people who made this decision. They really do care about all of the Maycomb people, even the black people.
#1Like all little boys they want to be just like there dad. Jem wants to win the case. Atticus is confident and so is Jem.
#2 They are not very happy with the out come of the trial. they want tom to win. but they deal with it the best they could.
#2........ The children are mad. They really wanted tom to be proven inocent. But they dealt with it the best they couild even though they didnt think it was fair.
2. The children were very upset. They really wanted tom to win.
They are sad and angry with the verdict because they felt that Atticus fought a good fight and proved Tom innocent.
#2
Even though the children are sad, they act very grown up. Throug the whole process of the trial, certain characteristics are revealed in both Scout and Jem. For instance maturity, wiseness, and calmness start to show in both of them.
1. Jem looked at his dad like he knew everything. He was so certain that his dad would have won the trial. When Tom was sent to jail Jem was upset. He knew that Tom should have been set free. He thought it was an unfair trial.
2. Jem, Scout and Dill are sad that Tom lost his case. They could tell that he was inasint. Jem started to cry a lot.
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They are not happy that they found Tom guilty. They complain about it a lot. Throughout the process of the trial diffrent characteristics are revealed in both Jem and Scout. It shows that they are really mature for there age. Even if things dont go there way.
Q.2
Jem, Scout, and Dill are very upset that Tom plead guilty because they follow in Atticus's footsteps somewhat. They believe they pronounced Tom guilty because of his color and are strongly oppossed to that. Jem gets irritated when Scout asks him about the trial because he needs time to think about it, according to Atticus, which reveals maturity in thinking about complex things.
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They are very upset of the outcome of the trial. They think that Tom is innocent and it was an unfair trial. The ways they deal with the outcome show that they are very caring and they care whether or not an innocent man gets killed for something he didn't do.
#1 Jem is maturing. He's being more responsible. Scout thinks he is just being a girl.
2. The children were very dissapointed by the verdict. Some of them even cried. They believed that Tom deserved a fair trial no matter the color of his skin.
#1 Jem respected his father and was sure that they were going to win the trial. When they didn't Jem broke down in sobbs knowing that he should have been freed. Jem had firmly believed that Tom wasn't guilty after listening to his father.
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The children are disapointed with how the trial ended. They don't understand why Tom didn't win. This really brought out alot about them.
#2 The kids were real sad. They wanted Tom to win the case, so he wouldn't go to jail. Even Atticus felt bad, because he knew the trial outcome was a mistake.
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Scout,Jem, and Dill are upset with the outcome of the trial because Tom Robinson was innocent and they are very upset becuase Mayella Ewell lied about her dad.
#2. Scout,Jem ,and Dill are very sad over the tial and always complain about it. It just goes to show that they get real sad when they dont get there way.
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The kids all have different ways of dealing with it.Dill gets realy mad and frustrated with people.Jem just dosent whant to talk about it at all. Scout on the other hand whants to whants to talk about it and try to learn more about what is going on.
1. Like all little boys they want to be just like there dad. Jem wants to win the case. Atticus is confedent and so is Jem
1.Like all little boys they want to be just like there dad.Jem wants to win the case. Atticus is confident. So is Jem.
#2
They thought Tom was innocent. They wish that Tom had won. But, they just try to go on. This reveals they care but because they are children they can't do anything.
#2. They were all very upset. They were actually mad at the people of Maycomb that had made the decision. Dill and Jem even cried about the whole thing. The wat they do this reveals that they are always not happy when it doesn't go their way.
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