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To Kill A Mockingbird Main Events - Coggle Diagram
To Kill A Mockingbird Main Events
Chapter 22
The black community leaves food for Atticus at his house: this is their way of thanking Atticus for his effort in trying to help Tom.
Chapter 25
Atticus goes to tells Tom's wife the news along with Dill, Jem, and Calpurnia; she was devastated and fell down to her knees.
The news spreads around Maycomb, but it seemed to be normal and reasonable to them. The town basically lives off of stereotypes and says that it was bound to happen. (Because he was black)
Mr. Underwood wrote an editorial based off of Tom's death. He says that it was a sin to kill a crippled person and compared Tom to a "senseless bird killed by hunters and children.
Chapter 23
Atticus talks to Jem about the trial. Atticus tells Jem that if he had been on the jury, along with 11 other boys just like him, Tom would have been free. Atticus explains that the jury was not being fair, but instead racist.
Bob Ewell spits in Atticus' face and threatens to kill him
Chapter 24
They shot Tom 17 times when he tried to escape. Atticus tells Aunt Alexandra, Calpurnia, Scout, and Mrs. Maudie that Tom Robinson died.
Aunt Alexandra expresses to Miss. Maudie how worried she actually is about Atticus. She is worried about how the town tends to put Atticus on the line because he is a good man when it comes to difficult situations or decisions. Scout respects Aunt Alexandra for this.
Miss Maudie gives Aunt Alexandra an different view point about Atticus' work and how the town wants Atticus to represent them.
Chapter 27
Bob Ewell is full of hatred and harasses Helen Robinson; he follows her to work,chunks at her and shouts obscenities her.
Bob also threatens Judge Taylor; he sliced the Taylor's backdoor screen with a knife one Sunday night.
Chapter 26
Scout and Jem go back to school; Scout learns about hypocrisy.
Scout walks past the Radley Place and thinks about the tree and the presents he would leave. Scout thinks about how her and Jem treated Boo Radley; she feels bad. Jem begins to be more mature and is starting to realize her mistakes.